If the black dot in the previous sketch represented an electron with an instantaneous velocity toward the bottom of the page, in which direction is the magnetic force on the electron at that moment? A. There is no magnetic force at that moment. B. The magnetic force acts to the left at that moment. C. The magnetic force acts to the right at that moment. D. The magnetic force acts upward at that moment. E. The magnetic force acts downward at that moment.

If the black dot in the previous sketch represented an electron with an instantaneous velocity toward the bottom of the page, in which direction is the magnetic force on the electron at that moment? A. There is no magnetic force at that moment. B. The magnetic force acts to the left at that moment. C. The magnetic force acts to the right at that moment. D. The magnetic force acts upward at that moment. E. The magnetic force acts downward at that moment.

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If the black dot in the previous sketch represented an electron with
an instantaneous velocity toward the bottom of the page, in which
direction is the magnetic force on the electron at that moment?
A. There is no magnetic force at that moment.
B. The magnetic force acts to the left at that moment.
C. The magnetic force acts to the right at that moment.
D. The magnetic force acts upward at that moment.
E. The magnetic force acts downward at that moment.

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