A uniform magnetic field is oriented in thepositive z direction (of a Cartesian coordinatesystem). A negatively charged particle is movingin the positive x direction through the magneticfield. The net force on the particle can be made tohave a magnitude of zero by simultaneouslyapplying an electric field in what direction?O negative z directionpositive y directionO positive x directionnegative y directionOpositive z direction

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