15)ex x x X_X XBX x X Xx xX X XX XX X XX XX x XX XX XO Ix x xX XA proton moving with speed v = 6x105m/sin a field-free region abruptly entersa uniform magnetic field B = 0.857T (where BI3 ). If the proton enters themagnetic field region at a p = 60° angle as shown in the figure. At what angle 0does it leave the magnetic field and at what distance x does it exit the field?(т, 3D 1.67х10-27kg, qp %3D 1.6х10-19C)%3Da) 0 = 60°,x = 2.46x10-3 mb) 0 = 37°,x = 6.95x10-3mc) 0 = 53°,x = 6.95x10-3 md) 0 = 53°,x = 1.28x10-2me) 0 = 60°,x = 1.28x10-2 mX X X X X x

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A proton moving with speed v = 6x105m/sin a field-free region abruptly enters a uniform magnetic field B = 0.85T (where Bli ). If the proton enters the magneti c field region at a o = 60° angle as shown in the figure. At what angle 0 does it leave the magnetic field and at what distance x does it exit the field? (m, = 1.67x10-27kg, qp = 1.6x10-19C) %3D

A proton moving with speed v = 6x105m/sin a field-free region abruptly enters a uniform magnetic field B = 0.85T (where Bli ). If the proton enters the magneti c field region at a o = 60° angle as shown in the figure. At what angle 0 does it leave the magnetic field and at what distance x does it exit the field? (m, = 1.67x10-27kg, qp = 1.6x10-19C) %3D

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Chapter12: Sources Of Magnetic Fields

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