A particule of mass 6.00x10^-8kg and charge +7.20Î¼C istravelling due east. It enters a uniform magnetic field of 3.00Tthat points downwards. After entering the field, the particlecompletes one half of a circle and exits the field travelling duewest. How much time does the particle spend travelling in themagnetic field?

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