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+2
A positive charge q = 1.1C is moving
along the +y-axis.If the magnitude of
the field at point (a, 2a, *) is
За
2
26
B = bi
– k, what's the magnitude of
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the velocity of the charge (in m/s)?
Only give the numerical value. The
values of a and b are a = 0.8m and
b = 9.1T, respectively.

A positive charge q=2.3C is moving along the
axis. If the magnitude of the field at point
(a,2a,3a/2) is B=bi-2b/3k, what's the
magnitude of the velocity of the charge (in
m/s)? Only give the numerical value. The
values of a and b are a=0.37m and b=6.6T,
respectively.
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