At the instant shown in both sketches in Figure P30.37, a positively charged particle (q = 15.5 mC) travels with speed v = 356 m/s in a magnetic field with B = 0.650 T. The angle e is 32.0°. a. Find the magnetic force (magnitude and direction) exerted on the particle in both cases. b. If the positively charged particle is replaced by a negatively charged particle (g = -15.5 mC), how do your results change? O OBO Case 1 Case 2 FIGURE P30.37

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At the instant shown in both sketches in Figure P30.37, a positively charged particle (q = 15.5
mC) travels with speed v = 356 m/s in a magnetic field with B = 0.650 T. The angle e is 32.0°. a.
Find the magnetic force (magnitude and direction) exerted on the particle in both cases. b. If the
positively charged particle is replaced by a negatively charged particle (g = -15.5 mC), how do
your results change?
O OBO
Case 1
Case 2
FIGURE P30.37
Transcribed Image Text:At the instant shown in both sketches in Figure P30.37, a positively charged particle (q = 15.5 mC) travels with speed v = 356 m/s in a magnetic field with B = 0.650 T. The angle e is 32.0°. a. Find the magnetic force (magnitude and direction) exerted on the particle in both cases. b. If the positively charged particle is replaced by a negatively charged particle (g = -15.5 mC), how do your results change? O OBO Case 1 Case 2 FIGURE P30.37
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