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which of the following best describes the motion of a negativley charged particle after it has...

which of the following best describes the motion of a negativley charged particle after it has been injected between the plate of a charged parallel plate capacitor?

a. it moves with constint speed towards positive plate

b. it moves with constint speed towards negative plate

c. it accelerates toward the positive plate

d. it accelerates toward the negative plate

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