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Chapter19: Magnetism

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Problem 5P: A laboratory electromagnet produces a magnetic field of magnitude 1.50 T. A proton moves through...

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Physics 100 Lecture 2 X
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Review the right-hand rule used for the direction of a magnetic force on a moving
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magnetic force on a proton
O to the right|
to the left
upward
downward
into the page
O out of the page
Review the right-hand rule used for the direction of a magnetic force on a moving p
magnetic force on an electron
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to the left
upward
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O into the page
out of the page
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