Two Parallel Plates Are Placed 5 Cm Apart In An Evacuated Tube And A Potential Difference Of 200 V Is Applied Across Them. What Is The Force Experienced By An Electron At Rest In The Region Between The Plates?    

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Question

Two parallel plates are placed 5 cm apart in an evacuated tube and a potential difference of 200 V is applied across them. What is the force experienced by an electron at rest in the region between the plates?    

Solution

Correct option is

Electric field  

            

              

              

Therefore, 

          

                  

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