a particle of mass m and charge q is subjected to

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a particle of mass m and charge q is subjected to combined action of gravity and a uniform horizontal electric field of strength E. it is projected from ground with speed v in the vertical plane parallel to the field at an angle N to the horizontal . what is the maximum distance the object can travel horizontally before striking ground.

Sher Mohammad · Accepted Answer

force on particleF= qe i+-mg kintial velocity, u=VcosN i+ VsinN kat maximum height vertical velocity is zero,0=VsinN- mgt=0t=V SinN/mgthe time to come back to ground = 2t= 2VSinN/mgdistance travelled , s=ut+.5 a t^2= VcosN*2VSinN/mg+ .5*qE*(2VSinN/mg)^2sher mohammadb.tech, iit delhi

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