As shown, an electron (charge-e, mass me) moving with an initial velocity in the positive y direction, enters a region (indicated by the shaded area) of uniform magnetic field, of magnitude B. The electron follows a semi-circle path and then leaves out the magnetic field's region at x =-D. The kinetic energy of the electron at x= -Dis:

As shown, an electron (charge-e, mass me) moving with an initial velocity in the positive y direction, enters a region (indicated by the shaded area) of uniform magnetic field, of magnitude B. The electron follows a semi-circle path and then leaves out the magnetic field's region at x =-D. The kinetic energy of the electron at x= -Dis:

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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