An electron with a speed of 6.7 × 104m/s is moving parallel to a wire that’s carrying a current of 1A. If the electron moving is in the opposite direction of the technical current at a distance of 15cm from the wire what is the acceleration experienced by this electron?

An electron with a speed of 6.7 × 104m/s is moving parallel to a wire that’s carrying a current of 1A. If the electron moving is in the opposite direction of the technical current at a distance of 15cm from the wire what is the acceleration experienced by this electron?

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