QUESTION 2An ion with a charge of +6.2x1019cis in a region where a uniform electric field of 499 Vim. Whenuniform magnetic field of 24 Tis switched on the ion started to move with constant velocity. Find the speed (m/s) of the ion.

When a charge is placed in an Electric field, the force acting on the charge is given as FE=qE In…

An ion with a charge of +6.2×1019C is in a region where a uniform electric field of 499 Vim. When an uniform magnetic field of 24 Tis switched on the ion started to move with constant velocity. Find the speed (m/s) of the ion.

An ion with a charge of +6.2×1019C is in a region where a uniform electric field of 499 Vim. When an uniform magnetic field of 24 Tis switched on the ion started to move with constant velocity. Find the speed (m/s) of the ion.

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