1. If field B is out of the page, then force is left what is the direction of the velocity? 2. If field B is left and the velocity is in the up, what is the direction of force? 3. If force is on the right and velocity is into the page, where is the direction of field B? 4. If field B is into the page and the velocity is down, what is the direction of the force? 5. If field B is down and force is out of the page, what is the direction of the velocity?

1. If field B is out of the page, then force is left what is the direction of the velocity? 2. If field B is left and the velocity is in the up, what is the direction of force? 3. If force is on the right and velocity is into the page, where is the direction of field B? 4. If field B is into the page and the velocity is down, what is the direction of the force? 5. If field B is down and force is out of the page, what is the direction of the velocity?

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Chapter12: Sources Of Magnetic Fields

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