A particle (mass =1 mg, charge =1 mC) moves with a velocity of v=(0.0i+1.0j+0.0k) km/s. It enters a magnetic field of B=(0.0i+1.0j+0.0k) kT. What is the acceleration of the particle? O 1 m/s² along y -1 m/s² along x O o mls? O1 m/s² along z O1 m/s² along x

A particle (mass =1 mg, charge =1 mC) moves with a velocity of v=(0.0i+1.0j+0.0k) km/s. It enters a magnetic field of B=(0.0i+1.0j+0.0k) kT. What is the acceleration of the particle? O 1 m/s² along y -1 m/s² along x O o mls? O1 m/s² along z O1 m/s² along x

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A particle (mass =1 mg, charge =1 mC) moves with
a velocity of v=(0.0i+1.0j+0.0k) km/s. It enters a
magnetic field of B=(0.0i+1.0j+0.0k) kT. What is
the acceleration of the particle?
1 m/s² along y
-1 m/s?
along x
O o m/s?
O1 m/s² along z
O 1 m/s² along x

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