Consider a particle that has a charge to mass ratio of Im/ql%=1.7x10-8 kg/C. The particle enters a uniform magnetic field of B-0.9 T and makes a quarter-circular path before it exits the field, as shown in the figure. Find the time (in ns) during which the particle stays in the field.

Consider a particle that has a charge to mass ratio of Im/ql%=1.7x10-8 kg/C. The particle enters a uniform magnetic field of B-0.9 T and makes a quarter-circular path before it exits the field, as shown in the figure. Find the time (in ns) during which the particle stays in the field.

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Consider a particle that has a charge to mass ratio of Im/ql=1.7x10-8 kg/C. The particle enters a uniform magnetic field of B=0.9 T
and makes a quarter-circular path before it exits the field, as shown in the figure. Find the time (in ns) during which the particle stays
in the field.

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