1- A negative charge 9 and mass m-258lo tg unrform maynete porticle nith Is trovellig theugh a region confaiming a niform magacde field B=-0,12 T2 Af a porticular mstont of time the velocity of portele v = 1.05 xlố my, (-3â +4) +22) and the force F +122) ond %3D on the particle has a magnitude of 1,25 N. a) Dekrmine the charge (9) of the partiele.

1- A negative charge 9 and mass m-258lo tg unrform maynete porticle nith Is trovellig theugh a region confaiming a niform magacde field B=-0,12 T2 Af a porticular mstont of time the velocity of portele v = 1.05 xlố my, (-3â +4) +22) and the force F +122) ond %3D on the particle has a magnitude of 1,25 N. a) Dekrmine the charge (9) of the partiele.

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

1st Edition

ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Publisher:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Chapter26: Electromagnetism

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 57A

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