Using a vacuum chamber of diameter 74.0 cm you want to create a cyclotron that accelerates protons to 36.0 % of the speed of light. What strength of magnetic field is required in order for this to work? i) 3.05 Tii) 1.52 Tiii) 3.39×10-17 Tiv) 9.14×108 T

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Using a vacuum chamber of diameter 74.0 cm you want to create a cyclotron that accelerates protons to 36.0 % of the speed of light. What strength of magnetic field is required in order for this to work?


i) 3.05 T
ii) 1.52 T
iii) 3.39×10-17 T
iv) 9.14×108 T

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