Two plates separated by a distance d = 13.3 mm are chargedto a potential difference V = 7.25 V. A constant forceF = 8.81 N pushes a −8.30 mC charge from the positivelycharged plate to the negatively charged plate.Calculate the change in the kinetic energy AK, potentialenergy AU, and total energy AE of the charge as it travelsfrom one plate to the other. Assume the initial speed of thecharge is 0.AK =AU =ΔΕ =JJJVIF+++++++++++++++

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