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Answer the following question based on a hot cathode ray tube. What will happen to the beam when it passes through the electric field?

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The beam consists of fast moving electrons which are negative charged particles. So under the influence of electric field, the electron will experience a force towards the positive electrode and thus they will get deflected towards it.

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