.45 m moves at a velocity = 3.50 x 10(i+j) in a uniform magnetic field B = 5.00 mT (3). (a) Find the direction and magnitude of the force experienced by this charge. (b) What direction and magnitude of electric field is needed to cancel the magnetic force on the particle?

.45 m moves at a velocity = 3.50 x 10(i+j) in a uniform magnetic field B = 5.00 mT (3). (a) Find the direction and magnitude of the force experienced by this charge. (b) What direction and magnitude of electric field is needed to cancel the magnetic force on the particle?

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Problem 2.01. A charge q = 5.45 mC moves at a velocity = 3.50 × 10³ (+3) in a uniform magnetic
field B = 5.00 mT (3). (a) Find the direction and magnitude of the force experienced by this charge. (b)
What direction and magnitude of electric field is needed to cancel the magnetic force on the particle?

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