How far will the electron be deflected

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An electron has an initial, vertical velocity v0, y=.0001 c when it enters a uniform, horizontal electric field, E=0.5 x (x hat) . Ignoring gravity, how far will the electron be deflected after traveling a vertical distance of 1 meter? If you take gravity into consideration, how far will the electron be deflected?

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