Need help with question 12 part a and b only please 12. A proton in the solar wind travels perpendicularly at 3.00×10 m/s across the Earth's magnetic fieldlines. The field at that location is 0.0000100 T.a.Determine the magnitude of the magnetic force that will deflect the proton. (ans: 4.8 x 1019 N)Since this force acts at right angles to its velocity, the proton will experience this as acentripetal force, causing the proton to have a "corkscrew" circular motion. Calculate theradius of these circles as the proton travels through the field. (ans: 313 m)b.2020-12-11Page 10 of 17

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12. A proton in the solar wind travels perpendicularly at 3.00×10 m/s across the Earth's magnetic ficld lines. The field at that location is 0.0000100 T. a. Determine the magnitude of the magnetic force that will deflect the proton. (ans: 4.8 x 1019 N) b. Since this force acts at right angles to its velocity, the proton will experience this as a centripetal force, causing the proton to have a "corkscrew" circular motion. Calculate the radius of these circles as the proton travels through the field. (ans: 313 m)

12. A proton in the solar wind travels perpendicularly at 3.00×10 m/s across the Earth's magnetic ficld lines. The field at that location is 0.0000100 T. a. Determine the magnitude of the magnetic force that will deflect the proton. (ans: 4.8 x 1019 N) b. Since this force acts at right angles to its velocity, the proton will experience this as a centripetal force, causing the proton to have a "corkscrew" circular motion. Calculate the radius of these circles as the proton travels through the field. (ans: 313 m)

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