Homework Help: Physics

Posted by Ashley on Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 8:52pm.

Two parallel plates are 4.85 cm apart. The bottom plate is charged positively and the top plate is charged negatively, producing a uniform electric field of 5.51 x 104 N/C in the region between the plates. What is the time required for an electron, which starts at rest at the upper plate, to reach the lower plate? (Assume a vacuum exists between the plates.)

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