A. What is the instantaneous magnetic force on a proton (+e) movingwith velocity v =- vj in a uniform magnetic field B = B,(i + k)?e v B,G + k)F =b. F = ev B,(k –î)|с.F = 2 e v Bkd. = - ev,B, (k + ône v B, (k + i)%3DB. Which of the following statements is TRUE?The magnetic flux is zero for any closed three-dimensional body due to theexistence of magnetic monopoles.b. The magnetic flux is non-zero for any closed three-dimensional body due tothe non-existence of magnetic monopoles.c. Magnetic field lines intersect and have corresponding sources and sinks; themagnetic flux denotes the number of magnetic field lines crossing a surface.d. Magnetic field lines do not intersect and do not have corresponding sourcesand sinks; the magnetic flux denotes the number of magnetic field linescrossing a surface.

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A. What is the instantaneous magnetic force on a proton (+e) moving with velocity v =– vj in a uniform magnetic field B = B,(i + k)? a. F = ev,B,j + k) b. F = = ev B,(k i) %3D 00. F = 2 ev B k d. F = - ev B (k + i) 00

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A. What is the instantaneous magnetic force on a proton (+e) moving
with velocity v =- vj in a uniform magnetic field B = B,(i + k)?
e v B,G + k)
F =
b. F = ev B,(k –
î)
|
с.
F = 2 e v Bk
d. = - ev,B, (k + ôn
e v B, (k + i)
%3D
B. Which of the following statements is TRUE?
The magnetic flux is zero for any closed three-dimensional body due to the
existence of magnetic monopoles.
b. The magnetic flux is non-zero for any closed three-dimensional body due to
the non-existence of magnetic monopoles.
c. Magnetic field lines intersect and have corresponding sources and sinks; the
magnetic flux denotes the number of magnetic field lines crossing a surface.
d. Magnetic field lines do not intersect and do not have corresponding sources
and sinks; the magnetic flux denotes the number of magnetic field lines
crossing a surface.

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