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Create a cyclotron that will allow the helium nucleus to travel around a 50m-radius ring.

1) Specify velocity of the helium nucleus

2) Draw the system

3) Calculate the magnetic field required for the motion you drew (magnitude and direction)

4) Calculate the magnetic force required for the motion you drew (magnitude and direction)

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