4. How fast would an electron be moving to experience the same force in magnitude as in question 3 when the electron strikes perpendicular to the Earth's magnetic field (Bearth = 0.5 Gauss, 1 Tesla = 10,000 Gauss)?

4. How fast would an electron be moving to experience the same force in magnitude as in question 3 when the electron strikes perpendicular to the Earth's magnetic field (Bearth = 0.5 Gauss, 1 Tesla = 10,000 Gauss)?

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