2. A 1.5 μC charge, with a mass of 8.2 x10-¹3 kg is shot through a 10 cm long parallel plate apparatus. A potential difference of 9V is maintained across the plates. Determine the vertical deflection of the charge if the charge was shot at a velocity of 1.6 x10³ m/s. The plates of the apparatus are placed 50 cm apart. (/5)

2. A 1.5 μC charge, with a mass of 8.2 x10-¹3 kg is shot through a 10 cm long parallel plate apparatus. A potential difference of 9V is maintained across the plates. Determine the vertical deflection of the charge if the charge was shot at a velocity of 1.6 x10³ m/s. The plates of the apparatus are placed 50 cm apart. (/5)

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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