B = 5.8x10-5 Tesla, θ=2°. How fast must the proton fly, so that the magnetic force balances its weight? (In other words, calculate v, in m/s.)Please see attachments. The magnetic field is due north. A proton is flying along the earth's surface. (No motion upwardor downward.) In the picture, we are looking down from above.Due North

Given: Magnitude of magnetic field (B) = 5.8×10-5 T. Angle (θ) = 2 Mass of proton (m) = 1.67×10-27…

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The magnetic field is due north. A proton is flying along the earth's surface. (No motion upward or downward.) In the picture, we are looking down from above. Due North

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B = 5.8x10^-5 Tesla, θ=2°. How fast must the proton fly, so that the magnetic force balances its weight? (In other words, calculate v, in m/s.)

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