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    A pair of oppositely charged, parallel plates are separated

    well I figured since the positive plate is pushing and the negative plate is pulling on the same proton I multiplied the magnitude by 2
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    A pair of oppositely charged, parallel plates are separated

    So with that I did D=vit+1/2at^2 .05=0+1/2(1.92x10^12)t^2 t=2.28x10^-7 for d. Is this right? for electron: sum of all forces=ma 2(1.62x10^-15)=(9.12x10^-31)a a=3.55x10^15 d=vit+1/2at^2 .05=0+.5(3.55x10^15)t^2 t=5.31x10^-9 for c. Is this right? but with this I still don't know how to find the...
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    A pair of oppositely charged, parallel plates are separated

    So uh for a this is what I've done: V=ed 500=E(.05) E=10000 E=Fe/Q Fe=10000*1.602x10^-19 Fe=1.602x10^-15 sum of all forces=ma proton: 2x(1.602x10^-15)=(1.67x10^-27)a a=1.92x10^12 m/s^2 at this point I just went completely Wahh?! because my acceleration is just HUGE so I must have done something...
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    A pair of oppositely charged, parallel plates are separated

    Homework Statement A pair of oppositely charged, parallel plates are separated by a distance of 5.0 cm with a potential difference of 500 V between the plates. A proton is released from rest at the positive plate, and at the same time an electron is released at the negative plate. Neglect any...
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