3) The point charge Q = 18nChas a velocity of 5×10° m/s in the direction n= 0.60x +0.75ŷ+0.302 . Calculate the magnitude of the force exerted on the charge by the field: (a) B =-3£ +4ŷ +62 mT; (b) E = -3£ +4ŷ + 62 kV/m; (c) B and E acting together.

3) The point charge Q = 18nChas a velocity of 5×10° m/s in the direction n= 0.60x +0.75ŷ+0.302 . Calculate the magnitude of the force exerted on the charge by the field: (a) B =-3£ +4ŷ +62 mT; (b) E = -3£ +4ŷ + 62 kV/m; (c) B and E acting together.

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3) The point charge Q = 18nChas a velocity of 5 × 10° m/s in the direction
n= 0.60âx +0.75ŷ+0.302 . Calculate the magnitude of the force exerted on
the charge by the field: (a) B = -3â£ +4ŷ +62 mT; (b) E = -3£ +4ŷ + 62
kV/m; (c) B and E acting together.

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