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A potential of 24.0 V is applied across a 3.25 pF parallel plate capacitor. The plate...

A potential of 24.0 V is applied across a 3.25 pF parallel plate capacitor. The plate separation is 2.00 mm.

a). If the plates are identical, what is the surface area of each plate?

b). How much charge is on the plates?

c). What is the electric field between the plates?

d). If an electron is released at the negative plate with what velocity will it strike the positive plate?

e). What force did the electron experience while it was between the plates?

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