A force F = ( 6×10^-3 N)i - (4×10^-3 N)j - (8×10^-3 N)k is acting on a charge q = -2×10^-9 C moving inside a uniform magnetic field with a velocity v =(2×10^6m/s) i +(3×10^6m/s) j. Calculate the components of the magnetic field knowing that the x-component of the field is equal to zero.

A force F = ( 6×10^-3 N)i - (4×10^-3 N)j - (8×10^-3 N)k is acting on a charge q = -2×10^-9 C moving inside a uniform magnetic field with a velocity v =(2×10^6m/s) i +(3×10^6m/s) j. Calculate the components of the magnetic field knowing that the x-component of the field is equal to zero.

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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