Draw a nice uniform Magnetic field below. (This is the kind you might find in the center of a long solenoid.) Then place a positive charge "q" moving at a velocity "v" in it. Indicate the direction of "V" and draw the direction of the magnetic force vector on the moving charge.

Draw a nice uniform Magnetic field below. (This is the kind you might find in the center of a long solenoid.) Then place a positive charge "q" moving at a velocity "v" in it. Indicate the direction of "V" and draw the direction of the magnetic force vector on the moving charge.

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Draw a nice uniform Magnetic field below. (This is the kind you
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charge "q" moving at a velocity "v" in it. Indicate the direction of
"v" and draw the direction of the magnetic force vector on the
moving charge.

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