As shown below, a positively charged particle is immersed in a B-field and as a result is moving COUNTERCLOCKWISE in a circle. Determine the direction of the B-field & the magnetic force. Assume VLB and that there are no other forces acting on the particle. A.) For the moment shown, determine the directions of the following vectors. Direction of V: Choose direction Direction of FB: Choose direction Direction of B: Choose direction ✓ B.) Determine the magnitude of the particle's tangential acceleration. atan = C.) Based on your answers to (A) & (B), determine how the particle's speed & KE will behave while it is in the B-field. Also determine how much work the magnetic force will do on the particle. V The particle's speed will ---Choose- The particle's KE will - Choose --- Work done by the magnetic force =

As shown below, a positively charged particle is immersed in a B-field and as a result is moving COUNTERCLOCKWISE in a circle. Determine the direction of the B-field & the magnetic force. Assume VLB and that there are no other forces acting on the particle. A.) For the moment shown, determine the directions of the following vectors. Direction of V: Choose direction Direction of FB: Choose direction Direction of B: Choose direction ✓ B.) Determine the magnitude of the particle's tangential acceleration. atan = C.) Based on your answers to (A) & (B), determine how the particle's speed & KE will behave while it is in the B-field. Also determine how much work the magnetic force will do on the particle. V The particle's speed will ---Choose- The particle's KE will - Choose --- Work done by the magnetic force =

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As shown below, a positively charged particle is immersed in a B-field and as a result is moving COUNTERCLOCKWISE in a circle. Determine the direction of the B-field & the magnetic force. Assume VLB and
that there are no other forces acting on the particle.
A.) For the moment shown, determine the directions of the following vectors.
Direction of V: Choose direction ✓
Direction of FB: [Choose direction
Direction of B: Choose direction
B.) Determine the magnitude of the particle's tangential acceleration.
atan =
C.) Based on your answers to (A) & (B), determine how the particle's speed & KE will behave while it is in the B-field. Also
determine how much work the magnetic force will do on the particle.
The particle's speed will --- Choose --
The particle's KE will - Choose ---
Work done by the magnetic force =

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