Respuesta :
Answer:
option (e)
Explanation:
As the electron is placed at a point where the potential is + 10 V. electrons moves from lower potential to higher potential, so we cannot predict the direction of motion because we don't have any information about the potential at other point.
So, option (e) is correct.
The negative charged electrons are always moves. This results the electron with negative charged migrated to higher potential terminal from the lower potential terminals.The motion of the electron cannot be predicted with the given information. Therefore option E is the correct option.
Given information-
An electron is placed at a position on the x-axis where the electric potential is + 10 V.
Movement of the electrons
The negative charged electrons are always moves. This results the electron with negative charged migrated to higher potential terminal from the lower potential terminals.
The electrons moves by the electric force or by the magnetic force.
Now in the given problem the electron is placed at a position on the x-axis where the electric potential is + 10 V. As one terminal is +10 V but other terminal can be any value. The value of other terminal may be higher than the +10 V or less than the +10 V.
Thus the electron may moves left or the right side.
Hence as the value of only one potential is provided. Thus the motion of the electron cannot be predicted with the given information. Therefore option E is the correct option.
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