A solenoid is 22 cm long, has 190 loops, and carries a current of 3 A. A particle with a charge of 16 μC is moving at 1100 m/sec through the interior of the solenoid at a angle of 12.5o to the solenoid's axis.
1) What is the magnetic field inside the solenoid? B =
2) What is force exerted on the charge particle by the magnetic field?
F =
A solenoid is 22 cm long, has 190 loops, and carries a current of 3 A....
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