1. An electron is moving near a long, current carrying wire with a speed of v = 1100 m/s. When the electron is at the point shown in the figure below (r = 0.15 m), what is the magnitude and direction of the magnetic force acting on the electron? The current in the wire is I = 500 A.

1. An electron is moving near a long, current carrying wire with a speed of v = 1100 m/s. When the electron is at the point shown in the figure below (r = 0.15 m), what is the magnitude and direction of the magnetic force acting on the electron? The current in the wire is I = 500 A.

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1. An electron is moving near a long, current
carrying wire with a speed of v = 1100 m/s.
When the electron is at the point shown in
the figure below (r = 0.15 m), what is the
magnitude and direction of the magnetic
force acting on the electron? The current in
the wire is I = 500 A.

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