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The separation between two charged metallic plates is 15cm. The electric field between the plates is...

The separation between two charged metallic plates is 15cm. The electric field between the plates is uniform and has an intensity of 3000N/C. An electron is released at rest at a point P precisely over the surface of the negative plate.

A) In how much time will it reach the other plate?

B) What is its velocity before reaching the plate?

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