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A charge of 1.7 C having an initial velocity of
electric field E-4.87 N/C and a magnetic field
3.84+3.7 m/s enters a region with an
4.77-3.94 1. Calculate the
magnitude of the force on the charge immediately after it enters the region. Express
your answer in Newtons (write just the value, not the unit), rounding to one digit after
the decimal separator.
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