A electron is moving in a region with uniform magnetic field B with direction as shown below. What is the direction of electron's velocity v if the magnetic force F on it is directed as depicted in the figure? Assume v and B are perpendicular. X X xBin X X X F X X X ○ right ○ out of the page ○ down ○ left O into the page ○ up

A electron is moving in a region with uniform magnetic field B with direction as shown below. What is the direction of electron's velocity v if the magnetic force F on it is directed as depicted in the figure? Assume v and B are perpendicular. X X xBin X X X F X X X ○ right ○ out of the page ○ down ○ left O into the page ○ up

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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