Electric field will provide a force = Ee ... force on a charge due to electric field.
Magnetic field will provide a force = evB ... force on a moving charge due to magnetic field.
To pass undeflected
Fe = Fm
Ee = evB
v = E/B ... condition required
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8. [8 pts] Crossed electric and magnetic fields are established over a certain region. Derive an...
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