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want to know where is my mistake as I didn't get the same answer as the model answerNguyen Son said:
Your calculations and conclusion look okay to me.Fatima Hasan said:
My answer turns out to be correct;Thanks !gneill said:
The direction of a particle between two plates will depend on several factors, including the charge of the particle, the charge of the plates, and the electric field between the plates. Generally, positively charged particles will be attracted to negatively charged plates, while negatively charged particles will be repelled. However, the direction of the particle can also be affected by the strength of the electric field and the distance between the plates.
The electric field between two plates is responsible for the force that acts on a charged particle between the plates. The direction of the electric field will determine the direction of the force on the particle. If the electric field is directed from the positive plate to the negative plate, the force on a positive particle will be in the direction of the electric field, while the force on a negative particle will be in the opposite direction.
Yes, the direction of a particle between two plates can be changed by altering the electric field between the plates. This can be done by changing the charge of the plates or by changing the distance between the plates. Additionally, the direction of the particle can be changed by introducing other external forces, such as magnetic fields, that can act on the particle.
The distance between two plates can greatly affect the direction of a particle between them. As the distance between the plates increases, the force on the particle decreases, resulting in a slower or even reversed direction. This is because the electric field between the plates weakens with greater distance, leading to a weaker force on the particle.
The charges of the plates play a crucial role in determining the direction of a particle between them. As stated earlier, particles with opposite charges will be attracted to each other, while particles with the same charge will repel each other. Therefore, the direction of the particle will be influenced by the charge of the particle and the charge of the plates. Additionally, the magnitude of the charges can also affect the strength of the force on the particle and ultimately the direction of its motion.
