7) Please help on following question (second part only)! ASAP For the situation in the previous question, which plate (left or right) has the higherpotential?O leftO right The potential difference between two parallel plates is 6.00 x 103 V. Electrons can enterperpendicular to the plates through a small hole as shown in the diagram, and aredecelerated by the electric field between the plates.How fast (in m/s) is the fastest electron that can be stopped by this arrangement?e-45900000

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7) Please help on following question (second part only)! ASAP

The potential difference between two parallel plates is 6.00 x 103 V. Electrons can enter
perpendicular to the plates through a small hole as shown in the diagram, and are
decelerated by the electric field between the plates.
How fast (in m/s) is the fastest electron that can be stopped by this arrangement?
e-
45900000

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