5. An electron –e is flying into the region of the magnetic field with velocity directed as indicated by the arrow on each charge. Determine the direction of the magnetic force that acts on the clectron in the following figure. A Left B Right

5. An electron –e is flying into the region of the magnetic field with velocity directed as indicated by the arrow on each charge. Determine the direction of the magnetic force that acts on the clectron in the following figure. A Left B Right

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5. An electron –e is flying into the region
of the magnetic field with velocity
directed as indicated by the arrow on
each charge. Determine the direction of
the magnetic force that acts on the
electron in the following figure.
A
Left
Right
C
Upward
Downward
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