As shown below, a charged particle is moving through a region that has a uniform E-field (the red lines) and a uniform 2.5 T B-field. As a result of these two fields and the resulting forces (ignore gravity), theparticle has a constant velocity of 126 m/s.iA.) Determine the directions of FE & FB on the particle.Direction of FEDirection of FB =B.) Determine the magnitude of the E-field and the direction of the B-field. Assume that the B-field is perpendicular to thevelocity.E =Direction of B Choose directionChoose direction ✓Choose direction

constant velocity (v) = 126 msmagnitude of electric field = E magnitude of magnetic field (B) = 2.5…

As shown below, a charged particle is moving through a region that has a uniform E-field (the red lines) and a uniform 2.5 T B-field. As a result of these two fields and the resulting forces (ignore gravity), the particle has a constant velocity of 126 m/s. A.) Determine the directions of FE & FB on the particle. Direction of FE Choose direction Direction of FB Choose direction ✓ B.) Determine the magnitude of the E-field and the direction of the B-field. Assume that the B-field is perpendicular to the velocity. E = Direction of B= [Choose direction

As shown below, a charged particle is moving through a region that has a uniform E-field (the red lines) and a uniform 2.5 T B-field. As a result of these two fields and the resulting forces (ignore gravity), the particle has a constant velocity of 126 m/s. A.) Determine the directions of FE & FB on the particle. Direction of FE Choose direction Direction of FB Choose direction ✓ B.) Determine the magnitude of the E-field and the direction of the B-field. Assume that the B-field is perpendicular to the velocity. E = Direction of B= [Choose direction

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Chapter11: Magnetic Forces And Fields

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Problem 22P: (a) A cosmic ray proton moving toward Earth at 5.00107 m/s experiences a magnetic force of 1.70l0l6...

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