E13P8 Problem 8: Anegative charge of q = -3.6 x 10-1'C and m = 5.1 x 10-26 kg enters a magneticfield B = 1.5 T with initial velocity v = 620 m/s, as shown in the figure. The magnetic field points intothe screen.X XX X X XVRandomized VariablesXq = -3.6 x 10-17cm = 5.1 x 10-26 kgB = 1.5 Tv = 620 m/sXXXXX XXPart (b) Express the magnitude of the magnetic force, F, in terms of q, v, and B.F =Part (c) Calculate the magnitude of the force F, in newtons.F =Part (e) Express the centripetal acceleration of the particle in terms of the force F and the mass m.a3D

Given:- q=-3.6×10-17m=5.1×10-26B=1.5 T v=620 m/s Find:- a) the magnitude of the magnetic force.…

Problem 8: A negative charge of g = -3.6 10'C and m = 5.1 x 102° kg enters a magnetic dB = 1.5 T with initial velocity v= 620 m/s, as shown in the figure. The magnetic field points into screen. X X X X X V adomized Variables -3.6 x 10-17c 5.1 x 10-26 kg X 1.5 T 620 m/s X Part (h) Express the magnitude of the magnetic force E in terms of a v and R.

Problem 8: A negative charge of g = -3.6 10'C and m = 5.1 x 102° kg enters a magnetic dB = 1.5 T with initial velocity v= 620 m/s, as shown in the figure. The magnetic field points into screen. X X X X X V adomized Variables -3.6 x 10-17c 5.1 x 10-26 kg X 1.5 T 620 m/s X Part (h) Express the magnitude of the magnetic force E in terms of a v and R.

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