(Figure 1) In this problem we will study the behavior of an electron in a uniform electric field. Consider a uniform electric field E First, let us review the relationship between an electric field and its associated electric potential V. For now, ignore the electron located between the plates. (magnitude E) as shown in the figure within a parallel plate capacitor in vacuum. Part A Calculate the electric potential V (h) inside the capacitor as a function of height h. Take the potential at the bottom plate to be zero. Express V (h) In terms of E and h. View Available Hint(s) AEd V (h) Submit Now an electron of mass m and charge -q (where q. is a positive quantity) is placed within the electric field (see the figure) at height ho- Part B Calculate the electon's potential energy U (ho), neglecting gravitational potential energy. Express your answer in terms of ge, E, and ho. > View Available Hint(s) IVO 0 0 ? U (ho) = Submit