The speed of the particle is _____ m/s and the magnetic field direction is ______ iii3.62x104 into the page9.04×105 into the page3.62x104 out of the page9.04×105out of the page A positively charged particle with a charge to mass ratio of 2.41×107 C/kg follows apath with a radius of 7.50 mm when exposed to a magnetic field of 0.200 T. Theparticle experiences an initial force to the right as it moves toward the top of the page.

Given data- charge to mass ratio qm=2.41×107 C/kg radius of path R=7.50 mm =7.50 × 10-3 m magnetic…

A positively charged particle with a charge to mass ratio of 2.41x107 C/kg follows a path with a radius of 7.50 mm when exposed to a magnetic field of 0.200 T. The particle experiences an initial force to the right as it moves toward the top of the page.

A positively charged particle with a charge to mass ratio of 2.41x107 C/kg follows a path with a radius of 7.50 mm when exposed to a magnetic field of 0.200 T. The particle experiences an initial force to the right as it moves toward the top of the page.

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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A positively charged particle with a charge to mass ratio of 2.41×107 C/kg follows a
path with a radius of 7.50 mm when exposed to a magnetic field of 0.200 T. The
particle experiences an initial force to the right as it moves toward the top of the page.

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