A 1.6 mC charge experiences a magnetic force of 28 N while moving at an angle of 30 degree to a magnetic field of strength of 0.5 T. The velocity of the charge is O a. 1344 m/s O b. 240 m/s O c. 672 m/s O d. 70 km/s

A 1.6 mC charge experiences a magnetic force of 28 N while moving at an angle of 30 degree to a magnetic field of strength of 0.5 T. The velocity of the charge is O a. 1344 m/s O b. 240 m/s O c. 672 m/s O d. 70 km/s

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A 1.6 mC charge experiences a magnetic force of 28 N while moving at an angle of 30 degree to a magnetic field of strength of 0.5 T. The velocity of the charge is

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O c. 672 m/s

O d. 70 km/s

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