- A particle with a charge of -3.2x10° C is moving with a velocity V-(5x10ʻ i -4x10ʻj)m/s. Find the magnitude of the force exerted by the magnetic field B=(2 T)i on the particle. O 25.6x104N O 12.8×104N O 6.4x10“N O 51.2x104N O 3.2x104N 040616

- A particle with a charge of -3.2x10° C is moving with a velocity V-(5x10ʻ i -4x10ʻj)m/s. Find the magnitude of the force exerted by the magnetic field B=(2 T)i on the particle. O 25.6x104N O 12.8×104N O 6.4x10“N O 51.2x104N O 3.2x104N 040616

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the force exerted by the magnetic field B=(2 T)i on the particle.
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25.6x10-4 N
12.8x10-4N
6.4x10“N
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51.2x10-4 N
e) O 3.2x104N

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