Located a distance 2 cm below an electron moving to the right with a velocity of 220 km/s, as shown, is a long, straight conducting wire that carries a current of 10 A. The acceleration (in ms 2) of the electron at the instant shown is: Hint: me = 9.11x10-31 kg. v= 220 km/s 12 cm P I= 10 A zero 3.86 x1012 +j O 1.21 x1012-j O 1.56 x106+j O 2.42 x1012+j

Located a distance 2 cm below an electron moving to the right with a velocity of 220 km/s, as shown, is a long, straight conducting wire that carries a current of 10 A. The acceleration (in ms 2) of the electron at the instant shown is: Hint: me = 9.11x10-31 kg. v= 220 km/s 12 cm P I= 10 A zero 3.86 x1012 +j O 1.21 x1012-j O 1.56 x106+j O 2.42 x1012+j

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Chapter30: Sources Of The Magnetic Field

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