### Diagram and Questions on Capacitor**Diagram Description:**The diagram shows a parallel plate capacitor with two vertical plates, labeled "Left" and "Right." The left plate is labeled with a potential of 400V, and the right plate is labeled with 0V. The distance between the plates is 4.0 cm. Three points, labeled \(a\), \(b\), and \(c\), are positioned between the plates, with \(c\) being the midpoint.**Questions:****(a)** Which capacitor plate is the positive plate?**(b)** What is the electric field direction and magnitude?**(c)** What are the electric potentials at points \(a\), \(b\), and \(c\)?**(d)** What is the electric potential energy of an electron at the midpoint (\(c\)) of the capacitor?

Left se ky kapek by -4.0cm Right @which capacitor plate is the positive plake? what is the electric field direction and magnitude? what are the electric potential at point a, b, and I? What is the electric potential energy an election at the midpoint (c) 0

Left se ky kapek by -4.0cm Right @which capacitor plate is the positive plake? what is the electric field direction and magnitude? what are the electric potential at point a, b, and I? What is the electric potential energy an election at the midpoint (c) 0

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