A magnetic force of 250 N acts on a 50 m C charge that is moving perpendicular to a magnetic field of strength 10 T. If mass of the charge is 2.1 mg. The linear momentum of the charge is: a. 2.45 kgm/s b. 4 kgm/s c. 0.03 kgm/s d. 0.00105 kgm/s

A magnetic force of 250 N acts on a 50 m C charge that is moving perpendicular to a magnetic field of strength 10 T. If mass of the charge is 2.1 mg. The linear momentum of the charge is: a. 2.45 kgm/s b. 4 kgm/s c. 0.03 kgm/s d. 0.00105 kgm/s

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A magnetic force of 250 N acts on a 50 m C charge that is moving perpendicular to a magnetic field of strength 10 T. If mass of the charge is 2.1 mg. The linear momentum of the charge is:

2.45 kgm/s

4 kgm/s

0.03 kgm/s

0.00105 kgm/s

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