Problem 2: A proton moving at 2.00x106 m/s enters a region of magnetic field with B = 5.00T that is perpendicular to the motion. What is the radius of the resulting circular orbit? mp = 1.67x10-27 kg and e = 1.60x10-1⁹ C.

Problem 2: A proton moving at 2.00x106 m/s enters a region of magnetic field with B = 5.00T that is perpendicular to the motion. What is the radius of the resulting circular orbit? mp = 1.67x10-27 kg and e = 1.60x10-1⁹ C.

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radius of the resulting circular orbit? mp = 1.67x10-27 kg and e =
1.60x10-1⁹ C.

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