An electron passes through a point 3.27 cm from a long straight
wire as it moves at 37.3% of the speed of light perpendicularly
toward the wire. The wire carries a current of 17.1 A. Find the
magnitude of the electron\'s acceleration at that point.
Anser in M/s^2
An electron passes through a point 3.27 cm from a long straight wire as it moves...
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