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Transcribed Image Text:The velocity selector shown below allows a 2 µC charged particle to pass through without being deflected
as long as its velocity is v = 5,500 m/sec. Which of the following statements are True/False?
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If v = 4,500 m/sec, a negative charge deflects left. True
If v = 6,500 m/sec, a positive charge deflects right. | True
If B is increased, all negative charges with v = 5,500 m/sec deflect left. False
Any charged particle traveling at 5,500 m/sec passes through undeflected. True
If E is increased, all positive charges with v = 5,500 m/sec deflect right. | True
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