A negatively charged particle (-q) is moving parallel to a long straight wire carrying a constant current a illustrated in the figure below. Which direction is the magnetic force experienced by the charge?

A negatively charged particle (-q) is moving parallel to a long straight wire carrying a constant current a illustrated in the figure below. Which direction is the magnetic force experienced by the charge?

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