An electron with velocity = 2.00 [] is immersed in a uniform magnetic field-5.00 []. What is the net force acting on the=B = 5.00 [T] ✩ and uniform electric fieldparticle?OA. -8.01 × 10-1⁹ [N] ĴOB.+1.60 × 10-18 [N] ĴO C. -1.60 × 10-18 [N] ĴOD. +2.40 × 10-18 [N] Ĵ

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An electron with velocity v = 2.00 [™] i is immersed in a uniform magnetic field B = 5.00 [T] Â and uniform electric field -5.00 [N]. What is the net force acting on the = particle? ○ A. -8.01 × 10-¹9 [N] Ĵ OB. +1.60 × 10-18 [N] O C. -1.60 x 10 −18 [N] Ĵ OD. +2.40 x 10-18 [N] Ĵ

An electron with velocity v = 2.00 [™] i is immersed in a uniform magnetic field B = 5.00 [T] Â and uniform electric field -5.00 [N]. What is the net force acting on the = particle? ○ A. -8.01 × 10-¹9 [N] Ĵ OB. +1.60 × 10-18 [N] O C. -1.60 x 10 −18 [N] Ĵ OD. +2.40 x 10-18 [N] Ĵ

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An electron with velocity = 2.00 [] is immersed in a uniform magnetic field
-5.00 []. What is the net force acting on the
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B = 5.00 [T] ✩ and uniform electric field
particle?
OA. -8.01 × 10-1⁹ [N] Ĵ
OB.
+1.60 × 10-18 [N] Ĵ
O C. -1.60 × 10-18 [N] Ĵ
OD. +2.40 × 10-18 [N] Ĵ

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