Direction of particle between two plates

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The discussion revolves around the motion of a particle between two plates, focusing on the forces acting on the particle and its resulting acceleration. The subject area includes concepts from mechanics, particularly relating to forces and motion.

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  • Exploratory, Assumption checking

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  • Participants explore the relationship between the electric force and gravitational force acting on the particle, questioning the conditions under which the particle moves upward. There are inquiries about potential mistakes in calculations and comparisons with a model answer.

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The discussion includes attempts to clarify misunderstandings regarding calculations and assumptions. Some participants express uncertainty about their results, while others provide feedback on the correctness of the calculations, indicating a mix of validation and inquiry.

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There is mention of a model answer that the original poster is comparing their results against, suggesting a potential discrepancy in understanding or calculation. The context implies that homework rules may limit the sharing of complete solutions.

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Since Fel > mg , the particle will move up with acceleration
 

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What is your question?
 
Nguyen Son said:
What is your question?
want to know where is my mistake as I didn't get the same answer as the model answer
 
Fatima Hasan said:
want to know where is my mistake as I didn't get the same answer as the model answer
Your calculations and conclusion look okay to me.
 
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gneill said:
Your calculations and conclusion look okay to me.
My answer turns out to be correct;Thanks !
 

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