A common way to accelerate electrons is shown in the fig- re, which depicts two charged plates with a hole in the ight plate. The electrons are released, usually from a hot ilament, near the left plate and are accelerated toward the ight plate. (a) If the amount of charge on each plate is Q = 1nC, the distance between them is d = 5mn and they are circular plates with a radius of 10cm, what is the E-field between them? (b) Find the acceleration of the electron in the region between the plates. (c) Find the potetial difference (voltage) between the plates.

A common way to accelerate electrons is shown in the fig- re, which depicts two charged plates with a hole in the ight plate. The electrons are released, usually from a hot ilament, near the left plate and are accelerated toward the ight plate. (a) If the amount of charge on each plate is Q = 1nC, the distance between them is d = 5mn and they are circular plates with a radius of 10cm, what is the E-field between them? (b) Find the acceleration of the electron in the region between the plates. (c) Find the potetial difference (voltage) between the plates.

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