A carbon ion of mass 2.00×10-26 kg but of unknown charge is projected from point P moving to the right (in the +x-direction) with speed v = 750 m/s. As the ion enters a region of a uniform magnetic field of magnitude 68.4×10-6 T pointing perpendicular to the plane of the screen, it moves in a circular trajectory of radius 0.458 m moving clockwise as viewed from the perspective shown (blue path). The circular path of a proton moving with the same initial velocity is also shown on top (black path). What is the charge q of the carbon, and in what direction does the magnetic field point? Diagram not drawn to scale. P

A carbon ion of mass 2.00×10-26 kg but of unknown charge is projected from point P moving to the right (in the +x-direction) with speed v = 750 m/s. As the ion enters a region of a uniform magnetic field of magnitude 68.4×10-6 T pointing perpendicular to the plane of the screen, it moves in a circular trajectory of radius 0.458 m moving clockwise as viewed from the perspective shown (blue path). The circular path of a proton moving with the same initial velocity is also shown on top (black path). What is the charge q of the carbon, and in what direction does the magnetic field point? Diagram not drawn to scale. P

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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