19) Consider a magnetic field pointing out of this page, as shown in Fig. 19-2. An electron moving on the page toward the right will A) curve downward (path c). B) slow down. C) continue straight ahead (path b). D) speed up. E) curve upward (path a).

19) Consider a magnetic field pointing out of this page, as shown in Fig. 19-2. An electron moving on the page toward the right will A) curve downward (path c). B) slow down. C) continue straight ahead (path b). D) speed up. E) curve upward (path a).

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19) Consider a magnetic field pointing out of this page, as shown in Fig. 19-2. An electron moving on the
page toward the right will
A) curve downward (path c).
B) slow down.
C) continue straight ahead (path b).
D) speed up.
E) curve upward (path a).

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