What is the z-component of the net force acting on a particle (so you can ignore gravity) of charge 467.4 uC moving at (437.9, -520.7, -526.6) m/s in an electric field = (4,778.8, -4,132.8, -4,712.2) N/C and a magnetic field = (-0.8, -0.7, 0.2) T? Assume that nothing is in contact with the charge.

What is the z-component of the net force acting on a particle (so you can ignore gravity) of charge 467.4 uC moving at (437.9, -520.7, -526.6) m/s in an electric field = (4,778.8, -4,132.8, -4,712.2) N/C and a magnetic field = (-0.8, -0.7, 0.2) T? Assume that nothing is in contact with the charge.

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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