2 Figure 29-25 represents a snap- shot of the velocity vectors of four electrons near a wire carrying cur- rent i. The four velocities have the same magnitude; velocity v2 is di- rected into the page. Electrons 1 and 2 are at the same distance from the wire, as are electrons 3 and 4. Rank the electrons according to the mag- nitudes of the magnetic forces on them due to current i, greatest first. Figure 29-25 Question 2.

2 Figure 29-25 represents a snap- shot of the velocity vectors of four electrons near a wire carrying cur- rent i. The four velocities have the same magnitude; velocity v2 is di- rected into the page. Electrons 1 and 2 are at the same distance from the wire, as are electrons 3 and 4. Rank the electrons according to the mag- nitudes of the magnetic forces on them due to current i, greatest first. Figure 29-25 Question 2.

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