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Transcribed Image Text:11 In Fig. 28-30, a charged particle
enters a uniform magnetic field B
with speed vo, moves through a half-
circle in time To, and then leaves the
field. (a) Is the charge positive or
negative? (b) Is the final speed of
the particle greater than, less than,
or equal to vo? (c) If the initial speed
had been 0.5vo, would the time spent in field B have been greater
than, less than, or equal to T,? (d) Would the path have been a
half-circle, more than a half-circle, or less than a half-circle?
OF
Figure 28-30 Question 11.
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