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Figure 1 shows a long straight wire carrying 1.6 A. An electron 1 cm from a wire moves at 90
m/s in the x-direction. Determine the electron's magnetic force. How many protons may be
placed 1 cm from an electron to make its net force zero? FIG. 1.

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