In inertial system S, the homogeneous electric field E is parallel to the x1 axis. A...

In inertial system S, the homogeneous electric field E is parallel to the x1 axis. A particle with mass m and electric charge q is stationary at the starting point S at t = 0

Find the velocity and location of the particle as a function of time in S.

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