An electron is initially moving to the right at 2.50 x 106 m/s. It enters a region of space where there is a constant electric field of magnitude 0.125 mN/C and directed upward. (a) In which direction will the electron accelerate? Explain. (b) What will be the shape of the electron's trajectory? (c) During a certain amount of time in the electric field, the electron moves 25.0 cm to the right. How far does it move vertically during this time?

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