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An electron with a speed of 5.00108cm/s enters an electric field of magnitude1.00103N/C , traveling along a field line in the direction that retards its motion. (a) How far will the electron travel in the field before stopping momentarily, and (b) how much time will have elapsed? (c) If the region containing the electric field is8.00鈥尘尘 long (too short for the electron to stop within it), what fraction of the electron鈥檚 initial kinetic energy will be lost in that region?

Short Answer

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  1. The electron will travel 7.12102鈥尘in the field before stopping momentarily.
  2. The elapsed time will be2.84108鈥塻 .
  3. The fraction of the electron鈥檚 initial kinetic energy that will be lost in the region is0.1or10%

Step by step solution

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The given data 

  • Initial speed of the electron,vi=5108鈥塩尘/蝉
  • Final speed of the electron,vf=0鈥尘/s
  • Magnitude of electric field,|E|=1103鈥塏/颁
  • Length of the region, L=8鈥尘尘
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Understanding the concept of electric field 

Using the basic equations of kinematics and Newton's law of motion, the required quantities can be found. Again, this Newtonian force can be related to the electric field using charge.

Formulae:

The force relation to the electric field of a body,F=qE (i)

The third law of kinematic motion,vf2vi2=2补螖虫 (ii)

The elapsed time of a motion,t=螖虫vavg (iii)

The kinetic energy of a motion,K=12mv2 (iv)

The force on a body due to Newton鈥檚 second law of motion, F=ma (v)

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a) Calculation of traveling distance of the electron

The initial direction of motion is taken to be the +x direction (this is also the direction of E. again, from the given data, we know thatvf=0m/s

Thus, using equation (i) in equation (v), we can get the acceleration of the electron particle as given:

a=eE/me=1.61019鈥嬧赌塁1103鈥塏/颁9.111031鈥塳驳=1.75821014鈥尘/s2 to solve for distance 鈭唜:

Now, the distance travelled by the electron after retardation is given using equation (ii) as:

螖虫=vi22a=(5.00106m/s)221.75821014鈥尘/s2=7.12102鈥尘

Hence, the value of the distance is7.12102鈥尘

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b) Calculation of the elapsed time

Using the above value of distance in equation (iii), we can get the elapsed time of the electron鈥檚 motion as follows:

t=2xvi(vi=2vavg,蹿辞谤鈥vf=0鈥尘/s)=27.12102m5.00106m/s2=2.84108鈥塻

Hence, the value of the elapsed time is2.84108鈥塻

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c) Calculation of the lost initial kinetic energy

Using equation (iv), the fractional value lost in the initial kinetic energy can be given as:

螖碍Ki=12mev212mevi2=(v2)vi2=2补螖虫vi2=21.758210147.12103m(5106m/s)2=0.1001510%

Thus, the fraction of the initial kinetic energy lost in the region is 0.1or10%

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