Two parallel plates AB are insulated byvacuum with a distance of 5 cm betweenthem. An accelerating electron with avoltage of 500 V is emitted from the Aplate towards the B plate. If you know thatE the potential difference between the twoplates is 400 V, calculate: 1- The arrival ofthe electron to the B plate 2- The electron'svelocity and distance traveled after 8-10secondsjo 9:28

Electric force on an electron F = eE E = electric field = V/d V = potential between two plates…

Two parallel plates AB are insulated by vacuum with a distance of 5 cm between them. An accelerating electron with a voltage of 500 V is emitted from the A plate towards the B plate. If you know that the potential difference between the two plates is 400 V, calculate: 1- The arrival of the electron to the B plate 2- The electron's velocity and distance traveled after 8-10 seconds 28

Two parallel plates AB are insulated by vacuum with a distance of 5 cm between them. An accelerating electron with a voltage of 500 V is emitted from the A plate towards the B plate. If you know that the potential difference between the two plates is 400 V, calculate: 1- The arrival of the electron to the B plate 2- The electron's velocity and distance traveled after 8-10 seconds 28

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