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A proton (mass = 1.673 × 10-27 kg) moves with an initial velocity (14.32, 3.03,0) km/s at the origin
in a uniform magnetic field B = (-17.79, 0, 0) mT. To an observer on the negative x axis the proton
appears to spiral:
in the
clockwise
counter-clockwise
The radius of this circular motion is
mm

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How come this is not clockwise by the same reasoning?

A proton (mass = 1.673 × 10-27 kg) moves with an initial velocity (-17.16, -9.93, 0) km/s at the
(-36.13, 0, 0) mT. To an observer on the negative x axis the
origin in a uniform magnetic field B
=
proton appears to spiral:
in the
0
counter-clockwise
X
The radius of this circular motion is
0
clockwise
mm x

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