Two parallel conducting plates are held 11.0 cm apart. One plate is held at +380 V, and the other is held at -380 V. A particle with mass of 650 g and charge of -320 µC is released from rest exactly halfway between the two plates. What is the kinetic energy of the particle when it reaches one of the plates and which plate does it reach?

Two parallel conducting plates are held 11.0 cm apart. One plate is held at +380 V, and the other is held at -380 V. A particle with mass of 650 g and charge of -320 µC is released from rest exactly halfway between the two plates. What is the kinetic energy of the particle when it reaches one of the plates and which plate does it reach?

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Two parallel conducting plates are held 11.0 cm apart. One plate is held at +380 V,
and the other is held at -380 V. A particle with mass of 650 g and charge of -320 µC
is released from rest exactly halfway between the two plates. What is the kinetic
energy of the particle when it reaches one of the plates and which plate does it
reach?
200 mJ striking the plate with negative potential
12 mJ striking the plate with positive potential
12 mJ striking the plate with negative potential
24 mJ striking the plate with positive potential
24 mJ striking the plate with negative potential

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