Consider a region where the electric field and the magnetic field are along the +x- and the -y-axes, respectively. fa certain charge is in the region, at what velocity should it move so that it will move in a uniform velocity? (To maintain a uniform velocity, the Lorentz force must be zero) Let f and B be the magnitudes of the electric field and of the magnetic field, respectively. B B Edz E B E 1> 1>

Consider a region where the electric field and the magnetic field are along the +x- and the -y-axes, respectively. fa certain charge is in the region, at what velocity should it move so that it will move in a uniform velocity? (To maintain a uniform velocity, the Lorentz force must be zero) Let f and B be the magnitudes of the electric field and of the magnetic field, respectively. B B Edz E B E 1> 1>

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