A point charge for which Q = 5x10-16 C and m = 2 × 10-26 kg is moving in thecombined fields E = 100ax – 300ay + 200az V/m and B = -ax + 2ay – 3az mT. Ifthe charge velocity at t = 0 is v(0) = (4ax – 3ay - 2az)10³ m/s (a) give the unitvector showing the direction in which the charge is accelerating at t = 0; (b) using theelectric field intensity what is the force at t=0, (c) using magnetic flux density what force isproduce at t = 0.%3D

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