Question 3 An electron enters the uniformly electric field of parallel plate with velocity equal to (2 x 10°m/s) and perpendicular to the field line the distance between two plate equal to 5.0 cm, and the electric field between the two plate is E-25000 N/c, the length of the plates are 6.0 cm 1)How much work must the external force do to move the electron from the positive plate to the negative plate? 2) Determine the time it takes for to move through the plates? 3) Calculate the acceleration of the electron as it falls back to the positive plate? 4)How far the electron is from the x-axis when it leaves the plate? and is this distance adequate for the electron not strike the plate? 5)Determine the velocity of the electron in y direction when it leaves the electric field?

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Electric Charges and Fields

One of the fundamental properties is the electromagnetic property. Charge cannot be destroyed by any process and this contributes formally to the law of charge conservation.