Force on a Particle As shown in the picture below, you have a particle with a velocity that is traveling into an area of magnetic field. It is traveling at an angle relative to the magnetic field as shown in the image. B (Magnetic Field) Velocity q = 7.00 x 10-6 c v = 40.00 x 10³ m/s e = 30.00 degrees %3D B = 40.00 T Find the magnitude of the Force on the particle. Your Answer: Answer units

Force on a Particle As shown in the picture below, you have a particle with a velocity that is traveling into an area of magnetic field. It is traveling at an angle relative to the magnetic field as shown in the image. B (Magnetic Field) Velocity q = 7.00 x 10-6 c v = 40.00 x 10³ m/s e = 30.00 degrees %3D B = 40.00 T Find the magnitude of the Force on the particle. Your Answer: Answer units

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