answer: B
answer: A
I not sure how they got those answers
E = 2 E+3 N/C ; d = 5.0 E-3 m
we assume the field E across the capacitor is uniform
Potential across the plates V = Ed = 2.0E+3 * 5.0E-3 = 10 V - ideal
due to fringe effect the field is not completely uniform across. at the ends of the plates the field extends slightly outside the area of the plates. Thus Ed >10 and V
V = 12.24 - (d)
test charge qo = -2E-3 C
Force on the charge F = Eqo
work done W = Fd = Eqod = KE of the charge
= 2.0E+3 * 2.0E-3 * 5.0E-3 = 20 E-3 J
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