00 : 42 : 39EBx=-12 mx= +12 m0.00 mQuestion 3Two large conducting parallel plates A and B are separated by 2.4 m. A uniform field of 150 V/m, in the positiver-direction, is produced by charges on the plates. The center plane at x0.00 m is an equipotential surface on which V-0. Anelectron (g-L6x10 19 C, m-9.11×10 kg) is released from rest at x-0.00 m, as shown in the figure. What is the speedof the electron as it reaches plate A?1 O56 x 10 m's2 080 - 10 m's3. 011 - 10 m's4. O17x 10 m's5. 022 - 10 m'sActivate WindowsGo tdSet to activate WindowsNextP Type here to search1:18 AM87'F HazeAD & 40) ENG8/11/2021

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00: 42 : 39 *= +12 m 0.00 m X=-12 m Questien Two large conducting parallel plates A and B are separated by 2.4 m. A uniform field of 150 V/m, in the positive direction, is produced by charges on the plates. The center plane at 0.00 m is an equipotential surface on which V-0. An electron (q-1.6×10 19 C, m-9.11x10 kg) is released from rest atx-0,00 m, as shown in the figure. What is the speed of the electron as it reaches plate A? 1 O56 - 10 m 2 080 - 10 m's 3. 011- 10 m's 4. 017- 10 m's 5. 022 10 m's 's V =Q.

00: 42 : 39 *= +12 m 0.00 m X=-12 m Questien Two large conducting parallel plates A and B are separated by 2.4 m. A uniform field of 150 V/m, in the positive direction, is produced by charges on the plates. The center plane at 0.00 m is an equipotential surface on which V-0. An electron (q-1.6×10 19 C, m-9.11x10 kg) is released from rest atx-0,00 m, as shown in the figure. What is the speed of the electron as it reaches plate A? 1 O56 - 10 m 2 080 - 10 m's 3. 011- 10 m's 4. 017- 10 m's 5. 022 10 m's 's V =Q.

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