5. Four free-particles with the same negative charge and the same initial speed are incident on the same region of constant magnetic field pointed in the +y-direction (as shown below). Rank the z-component of the force due to the magnetic field on the particles from greatest y+ to least. (The +z-direction points out of the page.) V1 V4 B X (a) Fzv1 = Fzv2 = Fzv3 = Fzv4 %3D V2 (b) Fzv1 = Fzv4 > Fzv3 > Fzv2 (c) Fzv2 > Fzv3 > Fzv1 = Fzv4 (d) Fzv1 > Fzv2 > Fzv3 > Fzv4 (e) Fzv4 > Fzv3 > Fzv2 > Fzv1

5. Four free-particles with the same negative charge and the same initial speed are incident on the same region of constant magnetic field pointed in the +y-direction (as shown below). Rank the z-component of the force due to the magnetic field on the particles from greatest y+ to least. (The +z-direction points out of the page.) V1 V4 B X (a) Fzv1 = Fzv2 = Fzv3 = Fzv4 %3D V2 (b) Fzv1 = Fzv4 > Fzv3 > Fzv2 (c) Fzv2 > Fzv3 > Fzv1 = Fzv4 (d) Fzv1 > Fzv2 > Fzv3 > Fzv4 (e) Fzv4 > Fzv3 > Fzv2 > Fzv1

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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