*23 ILW Figure 29-51 shows a snap-shot of a proton moving at velocityv = (-200 m/s)j toward a long straightwire with current i = 350 mA. At theinstant shown, the proton's distancefrom the wire is d = 2.89 cm. In unit- Figure 29-51 Problem 23.vector notation, what is the magneticforce on the proton due to the current?-x

Here speed(v) of the proton given is v = - 200 m/s and given that current in the wire is i = 350 *…

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