A proton moving in a uniform magnetic field with ₁ = 1.18 x10° i m/s experiences force F₁ = 1.27 x10-16 kN. A second proton with v₂ = 2.13 x105 m/s experiences F₂ = -3.71 x10-¹6 kN in the same field. What is the magnitude of B? Express your answer with the appropriate units. ► View Available Hint(s) B= Submit Part B μÀ Value 3 Units ? What is the direction of B? Give your answer as an angle measured ccw from the +-axis.

A proton moving in a uniform magnetic field with ₁ = 1.18 x10° i m/s experiences force F₁ = 1.27 x10-16 kN. A second proton with v₂ = 2.13 x105 m/s experiences F₂ = -3.71 x10-¹6 kN in the same field. What is the magnitude of B? Express your answer with the appropriate units. ► View Available Hint(s) B= Submit Part B μÀ Value 3 Units ? What is the direction of B? Give your answer as an angle measured ccw from the +-axis.

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A proton moving in a uniform magnetic field with ₁ = 1.18 x10 m/s.
experiences force F₁ = 1.27 ×10-¹6 kN. A second proton with
V₂=2.13 x1063 m/s experiences F₂ = -3.71 ×10-16 k N in the
same field.
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