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in each of diagrams below, describe in which directionthecharged particle will be deflected under in theinfluence of themagnetic field of the magnet shown.and please please pleaseexplain how your answeragrees with the lorenntz forceequation,F=qv xB, explainitspecific for each case ,, please please help me!!

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