8. A B-field (2.0 T) is oriented along the +x axis. A proton has an instantaneous velocity of 4000 m/s at an angle of 60° from the +x axis (30° from the +y axis). Determine the magnetic force on the particle. A. 2.9x10-15 N B. 1.1x10-15 N C. 0.8x10-15 N D. 8.0x10-15 N 9 Which of the following best describes the trajectory of the particle in question #8? A. Circular B. Linear C. Helical D. At rest

8. A B-field (2.0 T) is oriented along the +x axis. A proton has an instantaneous velocity of 4000 m/s at an angle of 60° from the +x axis (30° from the +y axis). Determine the magnetic force on the particle. A. 2.9x10-15 N B. 1.1x10-15 N C. 0.8x10-15 N D. 8.0x10-15 N 9 Which of the following best describes the trajectory of the particle in question #8? A. Circular B. Linear C. Helical D. At rest

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A B-field (2.0 T) is oriented along the +x axis. A proton has an instantaneous velocity
of 4000 m/s at an angle of 60° from the +x axis (30° from the +y axis). Determine the
magnetic force on the particle.
A. 2.9x10-15 N
B. 1.1x10-15 N
C. 0.8x10-15 N
D. 8.0x10-¹5 N
9.
Which of the following best describes the trajectory of the particle in question #8?
A. Circular
B. Linear
C. Helical
D. At rest

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