What will be the magnitude of the acceleration of the TA) electron in question 2 at the instant pictured above? For (B) an electron traveling at a speed of 3.2 · 105 m/s at a distance of d = 2.0 cm from a wire carrying an 8.5 A (C) current.

What will be the magnitude of the acceleration of the TA) electron in question 2 at the instant pictured above? For (B) an electron traveling at a speed of 3.2 · 105 m/s at a distance of d = 2.0 cm from a wire carrying an 8.5 A (C) current.

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