Geography, asked by vanshmotiramani37, 8 months ago


Electrons are initially traveling at 2.0 x 10^6 m/s in the horizontal direction. They enter a region between two charged plates of length 2 cm and experience an acceleration of 4 x 10^14 m/s? vertically upward. Find :
(a) the vertical position as they leave the region between the plates;
(b) the angle at which they emerge from between the plates.​

Answers

Answered by SaikKarthikcm
0

Answer:

An electron is a negatively charged particle, so it will be attracted by the positive plate with force F=eE. Hence, acceleration of electron along y-axis will be

a=

m

F

=

m

eE

=

md

eV

{asE=

d

V

} (i)

So, from equation of motion, v

2

=u

2

+2as along the x-axis,

v

x

=v

0

=10

6

(ms

−1

){asa

x

=0} (ii)

And along the y-axis, v

y

2

=2ay

0

∣{asu=0ands=y

0

}

Now, as y

0

=1cm (given) and is given by equation (i), the electron will hit the top plate with the velocity

v

y

=

md

2y

0

eV

=

9×10

−31

×3×10

−3

2×1.6×10

−19

×20×1×10

−3

=(4

2

/3)×10

6

=1.885×10

6

ms

−1

(iii)

So, the electron will hit the upper plate with the velocity

v

x

=10

6

(ms

−1

) and v

y

=1.885×10

6

ms

−1

Note

In this problem, time taken by the electron to hit the plate

t=

a

2y

0

=

eE

2y

0

m

=

eV

2y

0

md

=

1.6×10

−19

×30

2×(2×10

−3

)×(9×10

−31

)×(3×10

−3

)

=

2

2

3

×10

−9

s=1.06×10

−6

s

And in this time, electron will travel a horizontal distance

s=v

0

t=10

6

×1.06×10

−9

=1.06×10

−3

m

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