Two large parallel plates are placed horizontally with respect to each other and are then connected to al00-V battery. If the distance between the plates is 1 cm, the uniform electric field between the plates is104 N/C in the upward direction as shown by the vectors in the figure. If the electron is released from restat the upper plate, calculate:i. kinetic energy of the electron after traveling 1 cm to the lower plate, andii. the time required for it to travel this distance.

Two large parallel plates are placed horizontally with respect to each other and are then connected to al00-V battery. If the distance between the plates is 1 cm, the uniform electric field between the plates is104 N/C in the upward direction as shown by the vectors in the figure. If the electron is released from restat the upper plate, calculate:i. kinetic energy of the electron after traveling 1 cm to the lower plate, andii. the time required for it to travel this distance.

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Two large parallel plates are placed
horizontally with respect to each other and
are then connected to al100-V battery. If the
distance between the plates is 1 cm, the
uniform electric field between the plates
is104 N/C in the upward direction as shown
by the vectors in the figure. If the electron
is released from restat the upper plate,
calculate:i. kinetic energy of the electron
after traveling 1 cm to the lower plate,
andii. the time required for it to travel this
distance.

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