Example 5: A charged particle has charge q = -1.22 x 10 Cand velocity components v,4.38 x 106 m/s and v,field that is defined by B,1.02 x 10 m/s The particle enters a region of space with a magnetic9.90 x 10- T. This region of space also564 N/C. What is1.00 x 10 T and B,has an electric field that points along the negative z-axis with strength E=the force acting on the particle at the instant it encounters the two fields?

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Example 5: A charged particle has charge q = -1.22 x 10 Cand velocity components v,
4.38 x 106 m/s and v,
field that is defined by B,
1.02 x 10 m/s The particle enters a region of space with a magnetic
9.90 x 10- T. This region of space also
564 N/C. What is
1.00 x 10 T and B,
has an electric field that points along the negative z-axis with strength E=
the force acting on the particle at the instant it encounters the two fields?

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