Problem 1: In Experiment 1, an electron travels from point B to point A, in the electricfield E generted by/between two oppositely charged capacitor plates, as shown in the figurebelow. In Ex,riment 2, a proton travels from point B to point A, in the same electric fieldbetween the same two charged capacitor plates. A proton has a charge +e and an electronhas a charge -e.*2.B+ + + + ++ ++ + +Assume the electron experiences a change in electric potential, AV = –300V, and a changeof potential energy, AU = +48aJ (where laJ = 10-18 J), in traveling from B to A. What willthe proton experience ?(A) AV = -300V and AU = +482J(B) AV = +300V and AU+48aJ(C) AV = +100V and AU = +16aJ(D) AV = -300V and AU = -48aJ(E) AV = +300V and AU = -48aJ%3D

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