11:11 G m LAYO O 4G+ 0 40%A charged particle of mass m = 7.2X10-8 kg,moving with constant velocity in the y-directionenters a region containing a constant magneticfield B = 1.8T aligned with the positive z-axis asshown. The particle enters the region at (x,y) =(0.74 m, 0) and leaves the region at (x,y) = 0, 0.74ma time t = 691 us after it entered the region.O O O O1) With what speed v did the particle enter the region containing themagnetic field?m/s Submit2) What is Fx, the x-component of the force on the particle at a time t1 =230.3 µs after it entered the region containing the magnetic field.N Submit3) What is Fy, the y-component of the force on the particle at a time t1 =230.3 µs after it entered the region containing the magnetic field.N Submit4) What is q, the charge of the particle? Be sure to include the correctsign.µC Submit5) If the velocity of the incident charged particle were doubled, how wouldB have to change (keeping all other parameters constant) to keep thetrajectory of the particle the same?O Increase B by a factor of 2O Increase B by less than a factor of 2O Decrease B by less than a factor of 2O Decrease B by a factor of 2O There is no change that can be made to B to keep the trajectory the same.Submit(Survey Question)6) Below is some space to write notes on this problem.SubmitCopyright 8 2022 Freeman Worth Publishers - a division of Macmillan LearningAbout | Tech Support Find Your Local Sales Rep Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy

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A charged particle of mass m = 7.2X10-8 kg, moving with constant velocity in the y-direction enters a region containing a constant magnetic field B = 1.8T aligned with the positive z-axis as shown. The particle enters the region at (x,y) = (0.74 m, 0) and leaves the region at (x,y) = 0, 0.74 ma time t = 691 µs after it entered the region. ... 1) With what speed v did the particle enter the region containing the magnetic field? m/s Submit 2) What is Fx, the x-component of the force on the particle at a time t, = 230.3 µs after it entered the region containing the magnetic field. N Subrmit 3) What is Fy, the y-component of the force on the particle at a time t, = 230.3 µs after it entered the region containing the magnetic field. N Submit

A charged particle of mass m = 7.2X10-8 kg, moving with constant velocity in the y-direction enters a region containing a constant magnetic field B = 1.8T aligned with the positive z-axis as shown. The particle enters the region at (x,y) = (0.74 m, 0) and leaves the region at (x,y) = 0, 0.74 ma time t = 691 µs after it entered the region. ... 1) With what speed v did the particle enter the region containing the magnetic field? m/s Submit 2) What is Fx, the x-component of the force on the particle at a time t, = 230.3 µs after it entered the region containing the magnetic field. N Subrmit 3) What is Fy, the y-component of the force on the particle at a time t, = 230.3 µs after it entered the region containing the magnetic field. N Submit

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