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KatRina [158]
1 year ago
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A positive charge traveling north enters a region where the electric field is uniform and points east. This charge will Group of

answer choices continues with the same speed in the same direction slows down speed up veers east veers west
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Bingel [31]1 year ago
6 0

Option D is correct : This positive charge will veer east

It is given that the particle has a positive charge.

So, the <u>direction of the force</u> on the positive charge (and also the acceleration) is in the <u>same direction</u> as the electric field.

Now the<u> electric field is uniform</u> and points in east, the<u> force</u> on it F=qEwill also be pointed towards the east.

The positive charge was initially <u>moving north</u>, which means that the velocity vector was in the direction of north and when a <u>positive charge</u> first reaches an area with an electric field and force pointing east, its velocity vector will change to be along the electric field, or east.

That’s why a<u> positive charge </u>traveling north enters a region where the electric field is uniform and points east will veer east.

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