Suppose we have a point particle (P) charge q and velocity v = v(i+j). The point particle is immersed in an electric field E = Ej and magnetic field B = Bj. What is the force experienced by the point particle?

Suppose we have a point particle (P) charge q and velocity v = v(i+j). The point particle is immersed in an electric field E = Ej and magnetic field B = Bj. What is the force experienced by the point particle?

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Section26.1: Interactions Of Electric And Manetic Fields And Matter

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Suppose we have a point particle (P)
magnetic field B = B₁. What is the force experienced by the
with charge q and velocity v = v(î + ĵ).
point particle.
A. q(Ej + vBK)
B. q(Ej - vBk)
C. qEj
D. q[Eĵ+vB(îĵ +ĵ³)]
P
is immersed in an electric field E = Ej and

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