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Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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3. Follow the above problem No. 1 Fig. (b). Two negative charges, gi and ga, move
into the
magnetic field with the same velocity. gi has mass mi, while q2 has mass m2. I
that gi 3qs and mi 2/3. Which one of the following answers is correct, about their
radi, ri and T2 of their circular motions? (a) T1/T2 = 1, (b) n/n , (c) n/r2-1/9,
(d) r1/ 1/3, and () n/r2-3.

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