Please answer it in detailed solution. I have attached the formulas and references that we use. Consider an electron moving as part of the current in a metal wire. Electron moves with drift velocity which is typically v= 0.01 m/s. suppose there is a magnetic field of B=2.0 T perpendicular to the wire. The wire considered has an electric field of about 0.02 V/m. What is the ratio of Electric force to Magnetic force?

Please answer it in detailed solution. I have attached the formulas and references that we use. Consider an electron moving as part of the current in a metal wire. Electron moves with drift velocity which is typically v= 0.01 m/s. suppose there is a magnetic field of B=2.0 T perpendicular to the wire. The wire considered has an electric field of about 0.02 V/m. What is the ratio of Electric force to Magnetic force?

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Chapter14: Inductance

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Problem 53P: For the circuit shown below, =20V , L = 4.0 mH, and R = 5.0 . After steady state is reached with S1...

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