2) A. A small spherical object is released from rest in the center (black dot) of the below capacitor. Fora positive, negative, and neutral object, explain the direction of any motion of the particle after it'sreleased and whether the motion will be at a constant speed or will accelerate. Ignore gravity.B. Ignoring gravity, say a positively charged spherical object enters the bottom of the samecapacitor as in (a) with a velocity pointed directly upwards. Draw a picture that shows thetrajectory of the object inside the capacitor using solid lines. Draw a second trajectory withdashed lines to show the object's trajectory if its initial velocity was slower. Repeat these stepsfor a negatively charged object using a different colored pen/marker.C. An electron is launched from the bottom of the positive plate at a 45° angle to the plate. It doesnot have sufficient speed to make it to the negative plate. Draw a potential trajectory for theelectron. Ignore gravity.+++++ +++++++

Let first draw the electric field lines inside the plate Positive charges always go in the…

A. A small spherical object is released from rest in the center (black dot) of the be a positive, negative, and neutral object, explain the direction of any motion of th released and whether the motion will be at a constant speed or will accelerate. I

A. A small spherical object is released from rest in the center (black dot) of the be a positive, negative, and neutral object, explain the direction of any motion of th released and whether the motion will be at a constant speed or will accelerate. I

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Chapter8: Capacitance

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