You have a summer job as an assistant in a research group that is designing a device to sample atmospheric pollution. In this device, it is useful to separate fast moving ions from slow moving ones. To do this, the ions are brought into the device in a narrow beam so that they are all going in the same direction. The ion beam then passes between two parallel metal plates. Each plate is 5.0 cm long, 4.0 cm wide, and the two plates are separated by 3.0 cm. A high voltage is applied to the plates, causing the ions passing between them to have a constant acceleration directly toward one of the plates and away from the other plate. Before the ions enter the gap between the plates, they are moving directly toward the center of the gap, parallel to the surface of the plates. After the ions leave the gap between the plates, they are no longer accelerated during the 70 cm journey to the ion detector. Calculate the magnitude of acceleration between the plates necessary to separate ions with a velocity of 200 m/s from those in the beam going 1100 m/s by 2 cm.