A particle with a mass of 8.52 kg and a charge of 5.3 C is projected into a uniform magnetic field of 2.62 I that is directed along the z-axis. At t=0, the particle has velocity components of vox = 5.95 m/s, voy = 0 m/s, and voz = 0.47 m/s. Only the magnetic force acts on the particle. Find the period (in s) of the particle per revolution.

A particle with a mass of 8.52 kg and a charge of 5.3 C is projected into a uniform magnetic field of 2.62 I that is directed along the z-axis. At t=0, the particle has velocity components of vox = 5.95 m/s, voy = 0 m/s, and voz = 0.47 m/s. Only the magnetic force acts on the particle. Find the period (in s) of the particle per revolution.

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter30: Magnetic Fields And Forces

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