Given: Charge= -e , B(vector) = 2.5 mTin = 0.0025T and Velocity of charge(V) = (-0.5c) = -1.5*108 m/s .
=q = (Here is 900)
=q = (-e)*(0.5c*0.0025)(-jk) = 1.2510-3(e)*(c) = 2.00262510(-14) N in positive X-direction.
Here F is force vector, e(electronic charge) = (1.60217662 × 10-19 coulombs) and velocity of light(c)= 3*108 m/s.
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