See the attached figure this problem. A charge of 8.61 x 10^6 C moves to the right as shown through a region containing both a magnetic field of strength 1.01 T directed into the screen and an electric field of strength 2.83 x 10^5 N/C directed downward. The charge continues through the region at a constant velocity (no acceleration). What is the charge s speed? O 1.68E+05 m/s O 2.80E+04 m/s O 2.80E+05 m/s O 2.52E+05 m/s

See the attached figure this problem. A charge of 8.61 x 10^6 C moves to the right as shown through a region containing both a magnetic field of strength 1.01 T directed into the screen and an electric field of strength 2.83 x 10^5 N/C directed downward. The charge continues through the region at a constant velocity (no acceleration). What is the charge s speed? O 1.68E+05 m/s O 2.80E+04 m/s O 2.80E+05 m/s O 2.52E+05 m/s

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