An electron that has velocity =
(7.10×106m/s) for the x component and +
(1.83×106m/s) for the y component moves through
the uniform magnetic field = (1.950 T) x component
and - (1.930 T) y component.
Find the magnitude of the force on the electron due to the magnetic
field.
Repeat your calculation for a proton with the same velocity and magnetic field. |
An electron that has velocity = (7.10×106m/s) for the x component and + (1.83×106m/s) for the...
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