in a region where a constant electric field is maintained, a proton and an electron are...
in a region where a constant electric field is maintained, a proton and an electron are released simultaneously. describe the relative direction of their movement and tell me if they will have the same acceleration or not. if not then which has higher acceleration.
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8: A: An electron and a proton are released from rest in a constant electric field with a magnitude of 200N/M. Compare the magnitude and direction of the force felt by each charge. Ignore the small attractive force between the electron and proton. B: Compare the magnitude of the acceleration of each charge. How far does each charge move in the first 1.0us? Use m,-1.67x10"kg and m.-9.11x103"kg.
8: A: An electron and a proton are released from rest in a constant electric field...
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