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An electron with velocity v (ün m/s) is seat between the plates af a capacitor where the electric field has magnitude E. What is the magnitude and direction of of the electron. (me mass of electron) A. , upward B. eE, downward m, eE eE E. 0 C.45 D._right m.
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