Each of the figures below depicts the velocity v of a positively charged particle. The particle moves in the presence of a magnetic field, and a magnetic force F acts on the particle as shown. In each case, which of the choices gives the direction of the magnetic field that is consistent with the given velocity and magnetic force direction? (a) direction of magnetic field O to the right O to the left O upward O downward O into the page O out of the page Review the right-hand rule for magnetic forces. In this case, the resulting force direction is given. The force is in the direction your right thumb must point after applying the right-hand rule. The fingers are initially in the direction of the velocity. In which of the given direction choices must the fingers of your right hand curl so that your thumb will point in the direction of the force? Note that the charge is positive. (b) Ov (out) direction of magnetic field O to the right O to the left O upward O downward O into the page O out of the page

Each of the figures below depicts the velocity v of a positively charged particle. The particle moves in the presence of a magnetic field, and a magnetic force F acts on the particle as shown. In each case, which of the choices gives the direction of the magnetic field that is consistent with the given velocity and magnetic force direction? (a) direction of magnetic field O to the right O to the left O upward O downward O into the page O out of the page Review the right-hand rule for magnetic forces. In this case, the resulting force direction is given. The force is in the direction your right thumb must point after applying the right-hand rule. The fingers are initially in the direction of the velocity. In which of the given direction choices must the fingers of your right hand curl so that your thumb will point in the direction of the force? Note that the charge is positive. (b) Ov (out) direction of magnetic field O to the right O to the left O upward O downward O into the page O out of the page

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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