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Can anybody help me with this question, would be appreciated.
 

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Find work and then use the kinetic energy formula to find velocity
 

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This problem is examining HSC Physics Module 5 Advanced Mechanics. Even though the object is a charged particle, it will still behave like a projectile subjected to a uniform force and a uniform acceleration.
Instead of a gravitational field, the alpha particle is subjected to an electric field.
You should draw the diagram referred to in Part (a). Draw the direction of the uniform force vector that the alpha particle will experience.
Part (b) Using the equation for the force F = Q.E you should calculate the magnitude of the force. So you have these data: the mass of the particle, the initial velocity of the particle, and a uniform acceleration a = Q.E/m.
Do you think you can finish the problem now?
 

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This problem is examining HSC Physics Module 5 Advanced Mechanics. Even though the object is a charged particle, it will still behave like a projectile subjected to a uniform force and a uniform acceleration.
Instead of a gravitational field, the alpha particle is subjected to an electric field.
You should draw the diagram referred to in Part (a). Draw the direction of the uniform force vector that the alpha particle will experience.
Part (b) Using the equation for the force F = Q.E you should calculate the magnitude of the force. So you have these data: the mass of the particle, the initial velocity of the particle, and a uniform acceleration a = Q.E/m.
Do you think you can finish the problem now?
Thanks mate, got it done.
 

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