Two very large conducting plates are separated by a distance d = 7.31 cm there is...

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Two very large conducting plates are separated by a distance d = 7.31 cm there is an electric field of E= -653 N/C y between them. Y <8 V 0 -0 h R A particle of mass m = 21.6 mg is fired from the grounded plate with a speed of v = 28.2 m/s and an angle with respect to the plate of 0 = 65.8. The resulting projectile motion follows the path shown here and it reaches a distance from the plate h = 3.33 cm before turning around. Ignore gravity throughout this problem. a. (Q7 ans 2 pts, Q8 work 5 pts) What is the magnitude of acceleration for the particle? b. (Q9, 7 pts) What is the charge of the particle? c. (Q10, 7 pts) How long is this particle in the air before it again strikes the lower plate? d. (Q11, 7 pts) How far from the launch point does the particle again hit the lower plate (the distance shown as R in the picture)? To continue, please give the magnitude of acceleration (part a) in units of m/s. Two very large conducting plates are separated by a distance d = 7.31 cm there is an electric field of E= -653 N/C y between them. Y <8 V 0 -0 h R A particle of mass m = 21.6 mg is fired from the grounded plate with a speed of v = 28.2 m/s and an angle with respect to the plate of 0 = 65.8. The resulting projectile motion follows the path shown here and it reaches a distance from the plate h = 3.33 cm before turning around. Ignore gravity throughout this problem. a. (Q7 ans 2 pts, Q8 work 5 pts) What is the magnitude of acceleration for the particle? b. (Q9, 7 pts) What is the charge of the particle? c. (Q10, 7 pts) How long is this particle in the air before it again strikes the lower plate? d. (Q11, 7 pts) How far from the launch point does the particle again hit the lower plate (the distance shown as R in the picture)? To continue, please give the magnitude of acceleration (part a) in units of m/s.

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