Note: m=934. A particle of charge q = moves in velocity i = (2+ m)î - (5 + m)j – 4k in magnetic fieldB = (7+ m)j + 2k and electric field Ē = 5î – j + (2 + m)k.a. Compute the Lorentz force experienced by the particleb. The magnitude of this force

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Note: m=93 4. A particle of charge q = moves in velocity i = (2+ m)i - (5+ m)j- 4k in magnetic field B = (7+ m)j + 2k and electric field E = 51 - j + (2 + m)k. a. Compute the Lorentz force experienced by the particle b. The magnitude of this force

Note: m=93 4. A particle of charge q = moves in velocity i = (2+ m)i - (5+ m)j- 4k in magnetic field B = (7+ m)j + 2k and electric field E = 51 - j + (2 + m)k. a. Compute the Lorentz force experienced by the particle b. The magnitude of this force

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4. A particle of charge q = moves in velocity i = (2+ m)î - (5 + m)j – 4k in magnetic field
B = (7+ m)j + 2k and electric field Ē = 5î – j + (2 + m)k.
a. Compute the Lorentz force experienced by the particle
b. The magnitude of this force

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