A particle of charge +5 nC and mass 5 micro-gram) moves with a velocity V = 3.6 i km/s in a region where the magnetic field is B= 5.7 i+ 6.8 j mT. What is the magnitude of the force on the particle due to the magnetic field? Write your answer in nano-newtons.

A particle of charge +5 nC and mass 5 micro-gram) moves with a velocity V = 3.6 i km/s in a region where the magnetic field is B= 5.7 i+ 6.8 j mT. What is the magnitude of the force on the particle due to the magnetic field? Write your answer in nano-newtons.

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