Please answer question and just send me the paper solutions asap dont type the answer question 1 use 9.81m/s and find everything that is asked and use this formula ASAP Q24 abc p = mvFAt = ApFr= µF,GMmF=5.97 x 1024kgmmoon = 7.34 x 1022kgmearthNm2G = 6.67x10-11kg2Te = 6378 kmmoon = 1737 ma. = 4x²rf24n'ra. =a. =kq,92F. =melectron = 9.11 x 10-31kgMproton = 1.67 x 10-27kg= +1.60x10-19 CF. = qɛNm2k 8.99x109C29electron/proton=-W =-FAd=-qeAdAEeAEAV =AVkqE =AdE = qAVFmagnetic = qvBsinem. = 9.11 * 10-31kgq= ±1.60 10-19Cm, = 1.67 * 10-27kgF. = qɛE =mv2a.D Focusの18°CEmazon Question 24An electron starts from rest. There are two charged plates, with a potentialdifference of 54.0 V accelerate an electron into a magnetic field, which has a fieldstrength of O.260T directed INTO the page.a) Draw a diagram that represents this story.b) What is the speed of the electron as it leaves the plates/enters the magnetic field?b) What is the magnetic force acting on the electron when it is in the magnetic fieldc) What is the radius of the path the electron takes in the magnetic field and draw iton your diagram.

SOlution: Given that V = 54 V B = 0.26 T

Question 24 An electron starts from rest. There are two charged plates, with a potential difference of 54.0 V accelerate an electron into a magnetic field, which has a field strength of 0.260T directed INTO the page. a) Draw a diagram that represents this story. b) What is the speed of the electron as it leaves the plates/enters the magnetic field? b) What is the magnetic force acting on the electron when it is in the magnetic field c) What is the radius of the path the electron takes in the magnetic field and draw it on your diagram.

Question 24 An electron starts from rest. There are two charged plates, with a potential difference of 54.0 V accelerate an electron into a magnetic field, which has a field strength of 0.260T directed INTO the page. a) Draw a diagram that represents this story. b) What is the speed of the electron as it leaves the plates/enters the magnetic field? b) What is the magnetic force acting on the electron when it is in the magnetic field c) What is the radius of the path the electron takes in the magnetic field and draw it on your diagram.

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