An unknown particle (m=1.23x10¯20kg) with 5 electrons in deficit enters a regionbetween two parallel plates (V = 89132.5V) at a speed of 3.45x10®m/s. Afterexiting from between the plates, it enters into a region with a perpendicular magneticfield (Bext = 10.98MT into the page)V=89132.5VX XPest.= 10.98 mTM= 1.23X10V; - 3.45,r= _= ? _cm**NOTE: Complete ALL three (3) parts of this written question (#23, 24 & 25) onONE separate piece of paper then take a photo and insert the ONE image in the"Your Answer" section of Question #23. The "Your Answer" sections for Questions 24& 25 can be left blank. Thanks! :)X x X X XX X x X X 24. Calculate the particle's radius of curvature (in cm) when it enters the region withthe perpendicular magnetic field. (Write your answer in 3 significant digits)Your answer:

The change in kinetic energy is given by KE = q V where, V is the potential difference, q is the…

An unknown particle (m=1.23x10 26kg) with 5 electrons in deficit enters a region between two parallel plates (V = 89132.5V) at a speed of 3.45x10®m/s. After exiting from between the plates, it enters into a region with a perpendicular magnetic field (Bext = 10.98mT into the page) V=89132.5V x x Pest.= 10.98 mT |0.१8 X X %3D M= |.23 V; = 3.45, X X X × ? cm X x x X X X X X X x X X

An unknown particle (m=1.23x10 26kg) with 5 electrons in deficit enters a region between two parallel plates (V = 89132.5V) at a speed of 3.45x10®m/s. After exiting from between the plates, it enters into a region with a perpendicular magnetic field (Bext = 10.98mT into the page) V=89132.5V x x Pest.= 10.98 mT |0.१8 X X %3D M= |.23 V; = 3.45, X X X × ? cm X x x X X X X X X x X X

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 63P

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