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A charge q moves in a region of space where B and E are constant and given by: E = 200 N/C î and B = 3T k. What velocity vis required for zero acceleration of the charge?

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please answer #4, the answer is already given below i just need the computation

4. A charge q moves in a region of space where B and E
are constant and given by: E = 200 N/C î and
B = 3T k. What velocity vis required for zero
acceleration of the charge?

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