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Physics, 24.01.2020 01:31 johnsonwhitney2

Suppose an electron is moving with a constant velocity until it encounters a positively charged sphere on its right. how does the sphere alter the trajectory of the electron?

a. it has no effect on the trajectory of the electron
b. it deflects the electron to the right.
c. it deflects the electron to the left.
d. impossible to tell

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