2. A uniform electric field E is set up between two metal plates of length I and spacing d as shown below. An electron enters the region midway between the plates moving horizontally with speed v as shown. Find an expression for the minimum speed the electron needs to get through the region without hitting either plate. Neglect gravity.

2. A uniform electric field E is set up between two metal plates of length I and spacing d as shown below. An electron enters the region midway between the plates moving horizontally with speed v as shown. Find an expression for the minimum speed the electron needs to get through the region without hitting either plate. Neglect gravity.

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Chapter7: Electric Potential

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