i) An alpha particle is located in a parallel platearrangement that has a uniform electric field of34.0Vm-1.a Calculate the work done to move the alphaparticle a distance of 1.00 cm from the earthedplate to the plate with a positive potential.(9a = +3.204 x 101C)b For the situation in part (a) decide whether workwas done on the field, by the field or if no work%3Dwas done.1i) A gold(II) ion is accelerated by the electric fieldcreated between two parallel plates separated by0.020 m. The ion carries a charge of +3q, and hasa mass of 3.27 x 10 kg. A potential difference of1000V is applied across the plates. The work done tomove the ion from one plate to the other results in anincrease in the kinetic energy of the gold(III) ion. If theion starts from rest, calculate its final speed.(Use qe =-1.602 x 1019C.)iii) A charged plastic ball of mass 5.00g is placed in auniform electric field pointing vertically upwards witha strength of 300.0NC. Calculate the magnitudeand sign of the charge required on the ball in order tocreate a force upwards that exactly equals the weightforce of the ball.

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