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a.) Calculate the electric field strength.
E= N/C or V/m
b.) Calculate the time (after entering the parallel plate capacitor) when the electron will collide with the positive plate. (Ignore the effects of gravity)
t=? s
c.) Calculate the location (horizontal distance) where the electron will collide with the positive plate
d= ? m

Transcribed Image Text:A 16.0 V power supply is connected across two parallel plates which are separated by a distance of d = 6.6 cm . An electron is launched horizontally at a speed of 4.40x104 m/s
exactly halfway between the plates (a distance of 3.3 cm from either plate).
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