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what will be the intensity of an electric field in which an electron experiences an electric force equal to its weight ?what in case of proton?
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Answered by maheshkd
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put weight equal to the electrostatic force on particle(proton or electron).
bot will have different weight and so u will get magnitude of electrostatic force corresponding to proton or electron.Now divide these forces by electronic charge ( +e for proton ,-e for electron) and it will result in electric field intensities corresponding to them.
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Answered by kumarabhinav47p9njvz
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Answer: 1.045x10^-7

Explanation:

Given, mg=kq1q2/r^2

E=kq1q2/r^2xq0

E=mg/q0

Where, m= mass of proton

g= 10

q0= charge of respective proton

Now solve it

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