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a particle with a charge of -3.00x10^-5 C is moving with instantaneous velocity v=(400m/s)i + (-500 m/s)j. what is the force exerted on this particle by a magnetic field B=(2.5T)k?

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a particle with a charge of -3.00x10^-5 C is moving with instantaneous velocity v=(400m/s)i + (-500 m/s)j. what is the force exerted on this particle by a magnetic field B=(2.5T)k?

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