An electron is fired with a v =10° m/s into the space between two charged plates inthe direction shown in the figure below. Determine the trajectory and coordinates of theelectron so that the electron hits one of its plates. The charge and mass of the electron aree = 1,6x10-19C and m = 9,1x10-31 Kg. The electric field intensity in the space is 1 KN/Cand the plate distance is 0.5 cm.+ +++++++++ +++++v =10°m/s

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