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The drawing shows a charged particle (q = +2.80*10-6C)moving along the +y axis with a speed of 4.80*106m/s.A magnetic field of magnitude 3.35*10-5 T isdirectedalong the +z axis, and an electric field ofmagnitude 123 N/C pointsalong the -x axis. Determine the a)magnitude and b) direction ofthe net force that acts on theparticle.
answer: 1.06 x10-4 N along +x axis

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Physics: Principles with Applications
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