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Chapter 4: Q31E (page 715)

In Exercise 21.29, what is the speed of the electron as it emerges from the field?

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Speed of electron is v=1.79脳106m/s.

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Step 1:

As the velocity vector is made up of two components x and y.

Therefore,vx=1.6脳106m/s

As no acceleration is along x-direction, the velocity remains unchanged from initial velocity.

As the particle has no initial velocity sovy0=0

vy=vy0+atvy=at=E0qmt=364脳1.6脳10鈭�199.1脳10鈭�31脳1.25脳10鈭�8=8脳105m/s

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Step 2:

|v鈫�|=vx2+vy2=1.6脳1062+8脳1052鈮�1.79脳106m/s

Hence, Speed of electron isv=1.79脳106m/s.

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