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A bullet with mass m = 4.1g and charge q = 2nC moves perpendicular to the Earth's magnetic field B = 5 x 10-5T with a speed of 180m/s. Determine how much the path of the bullet is altered by the magnetic field after it has traveled 1500m. The answer is 1.2*10^-17 m. Would like the work to get to this answer. Thank you!
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Transcribed Image Text:A bullet with mass m = 4.1g and charge q = 2nC moves perpendicular to the Earth's magnetic field B = 5 x 10-5T with a speed of 180m/s. Determine how much the path of the bullet is altered by the magnetic field after it has traveled 1500m. The answer is 1.2*10^-17 m. Would like the work to get to this answer. Thank you!
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