13. Which diogram bestillustractok the direction dRthe.Margiatic fiela between the ualika polet of 2 barmagets14. An electro Moving in a unfoomexperiences the Maxinum maanetic Face inlen the aralebetween the direction of the eléectrone Motion and thedirectien of ther Magnetic Fieldis:a 0°Maguebic Fiedb) 45°o 90° d) 130°1S. The velocity of an e-= 6,0×107m/sThe Fluxdensity of the Magretic Field = 4,0× 10-2-T. What'sthe Mazetide ol the Magnetic Force?a) 2.4x10-"N b) 3.8×1013N Dl.6X1018N D 2.2×10N

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13. Which diggram bestillustractedthe direction ofthe. Morgratic fizia between the inlike pole of 2 barmagets a) Kオ 14. An electron Moung-in a unifoom Maguebic Field experiences the Maxinum maanetic Face inlen the arale between the direction ofthe eléeetrone Motion and the directien of ther Magnetic Fieldis: a o° b) 45° o 90° d) 130° 1S. The velocity of an e-= 6,0×107m/sThe Flux density of the Magretic Field = 4,0 × 10"2-T. What's the Mazetide ol the Magnetic Force?

13. Which diggram bestillustractedthe direction ofthe. Morgratic fizia between the inlike pole of 2 barmagets a) Kオ 14. An electron Moung-in a unifoom Maguebic Field experiences the Maxinum maanetic Face inlen the arale between the direction ofthe eléeetrone Motion and the directien of ther Magnetic Fieldis: a o° b) 45° o 90° d) 130° 1S. The velocity of an e-= 6,0×107m/sThe Flux density of the Magretic Field = 4,0 × 10"2-T. What's the Mazetide ol the Magnetic Force?

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter24: Magnetic Fields

Section24.2: Forces Caused By Magnetic Fields

Problem 27PP

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