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Q. 2: The velocity of an electron at an instant moving in a magnetic field B = (3.0 î – 4.0f)mT is given by v = (300 î + 400ĵ)km/s. Calculate the magnetic force acting on the electron. What is the radius of the electron orbit? %3D

Q. 2: The velocity of an electron at an instant moving in a magnetic field B = (3.0 î – 4.0f)mT is given by v = (300 î + 400ĵ)km/s. Calculate the magnetic force acting on the electron. What is the radius of the electron orbit? %3D

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