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An electron with velocity (3.2 x 107m/s)i + (6.4 x 107m/s) enters
a region of uniform magnetic field (2.0 x 10-³T)3. Determine the
radius of curvature of the electron's path projected onto the xz-plane.
O 334m
O 9cm
O 18cm
167m

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