3. If a proton is moving along the x-axis at 8/10 times the speed of light...
3.
If a proton is moving along the x-axis at 8/10 times the speed of
light in vacuum, through a region of space where the Electric field
is 2i and the Magnetic field 3i+4j, find the magnitude of the force
on the proton.
Homework Answers
Since proton is moving with such high velocity. Hence on solving for magnitude of force we have to neglect smaller value i.e due to electric field.
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