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Dmitry [639]
2 years ago
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The particle is an electron. the field slows down the electron without deflecting it. what is the direction of the electric fiel

d? choose the best answer.
Physics
1 answer:
sammy [17]2 years ago
7 0

The particle is an electron. The field slows down the electron without deflecting it. The direction of the electric field is <u>right.</u>

In physics, the motion of electrically charged particles gives rise to a field called an electric field. It is measured in force per unit charge.

This field applies force on other charged particles.

Particles bearing opposite charges attract each other while particles having similar charges repel each other in the field.

If a positive charge is placed in the field then the field line moves in an outward direction and for a negative charge, the direction of the lines is inward.

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