Answer C 9. The potential difference between two charged plates is360V.a.b.C.What is the magnitude of the e-field between theplates?What force does a 2.4nC charge experience in thefield?What is the work done by the e-field to move theparticle from Point A to Point B (a distance of45mm)?d. Determine the change in electric potential energyas the particle moved from Point A to Point B.+ + +Ad= 0+++É

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9. The potential difference between two charged plates is
360V.
a.
b.
C.
What is the magnitude of the e-field between the
plates?
What force does a 2.4nC charge experience in the
field?
What is the work done by the e-field to move the
particle from Point A to Point B (a distance of
45mm)?
d. Determine the change in electric potential energy
as the particle moved from Point A to Point B.
+ + +
A
d
= 0
+
+
+
É

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