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1. A particle with a charge of –1.24 x 108 C is moving with instantaneous velocity v = (1.49 ×104 m_)î+(-3.85×104m_)j. What is the force exerted on this particle by a magnetic field (a) B¯ = (1.40 T)î+(-2.30 T)k and (b) B¯ = (-1.25 T)î+(2.00 T)j+(-3.50 T)k? %3D

1. A particle with a charge of –1.24 x 108 C is moving with instantaneous velocity v = (1.49 ×104 m_)î+(-3.85×104m_)j. What is the force exerted on this particle by a magnetic field (a) B¯ = (1.40 T)î+(-2.30 T)k and (b) B¯ = (-1.25 T)î+(2.00 T)j+(-3.50 T)k? %3D

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