A proton is briefly accelerated in the direction of the arrow labeled å. At an observation location indicated by the vector f on the diagram, a isshown in red.ā(a) If 0 = 68 degrees, and the magnitude of the acceleration is 1.8e+17 m/s², what is the magnitude of a₁?1.66e+17 ✓ m/s²(b) What is the magnitude of the radiative electric field at the indicated observation location, if the magnitude of f is 0.011 m?1.12e-07 x N/C (c) What is the direction of the radiative electric field at the observation location?O opposite to fopposite to aO opposite to aO same direction as aO same direction as iO same direction as a(d) What is the direction of the ordinary Coulomb electric field at the observation location, due to the proton?O opposite to åsame direction as asame direction as isame direction as aO opposite to aopposite to F(e) What is the direction of the radiative magnetic field at the observation location?out of the pageO into the page

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