What is the diameter of the circular trajectory taken by a 1.0 C charge (m moving at 3000 m/s in a 0.9 T uniform B-field? A. 13.3 m B. 13.9 m C 14.2 m D. 12.9 m 6. How long does it take for the particle in question #5 to circulate one time? A. 0.007 s B. 0.014 S C. 0.021 s D. 0.028 s = 0.002 kg)

What is the diameter of the circular trajectory taken by a 1.0 C charge (m moving at 3000 m/s in a 0.9 T uniform B-field? A. 13.3 m B. 13.9 m C 14.2 m D. 12.9 m 6. How long does it take for the particle in question #5 to circulate one time? A. 0.007 s B. 0.014 S C. 0.021 s D. 0.028 s = 0.002 kg)

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What is the diameter of the circular trajectory taken by a 1.0 C charge (m = 0.002 kg)
moving at 3000 m/s in a 0.9 T uniform B-field?
A. 13.3 m
B. 13.9 m
C. 14.2 m
D. 12.9 m
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How long does it take for the particle in question #5 to circulate one time?
A. 0.007 s
B. 0.014 s
C. 0.021 s
D. 0.028 s

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