Consider an electron near the Earth's equator. In which direction does it tend to deflect if its velocity is directed in each of the following directions? (a) downward Direction North South West East Up Down Zero deflection (b) northward Direction North South West East Up Down Zero deflection (c) westward Direction North South West East Up Down Zero deflection (d) southeastward Direction North South West East Up Down Zero deflection

Consider an electron near the Earth's equator. In which direction does it tend to deflect if its velocity is directed in each of the following directions? (a) downward Direction North South West East Up Down Zero deflection (b) northward Direction North South West East Up Down Zero deflection (c) westward Direction North South West East Up Down Zero deflection (d) southeastward Direction North South West East Up Down Zero deflection

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(a) downward	Direction North South West East Up Down Zero deflection
(b) northward	Direction North South West East Up Down Zero deflection
(c) westward	Direction North South West East Up Down Zero deflection
(d) southeastward	Direction North South West East Up Down Zero deflection