The potential difference between two plates of a parallel plate capacitor is $2V$. As shown in the figure, electrons are placed at point $P$ and $Q$. So,
- AElectric forces acting on both the electrons are same.
- BElectric force acting on the electron at point $P$ is greater than the electron at point $Q$.
- CElectric force acting on the electron at point $P$ is less than the electron at point $Q$.
- DElectric forces acting on both the electrons are zero.
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