Suppose there is a magnetic field that is pointing to the right: →. For each of the following situations involving this field, find the direction of the force. • A current is pointing upward: 1. F- (Select) · A current is pointing out of the screen: 0. F= [Select ] • A current is pointing to the right: . F- [Select] • A positively charged particle is moving into the screen: 0. F- ( Select ] • A negatively charged particle is moving into the screen: 0. F= ( Select) · A charged particle is moving downward: . F=Select] [ Select] • A positively charged particle is at rest. F- [Select] up down left right · A negatively charged particle is moving to the right: . F= into the screen out of the screen • A positively charged particle is moving up-and-left: K. F= the force is zero not enough information • A positively charged particle is moving up-and-right: 7. F= [Select]

Suppose there is a magnetic field that is pointing to the right: →. For each of the following situations involving this field, find the direction of the force. • A current is pointing upward: 1. F- (Select) · A current is pointing out of the screen: 0. F= [Select ] • A current is pointing to the right: . F- [Select] • A positively charged particle is moving into the screen: 0. F- ( Select ] • A negatively charged particle is moving into the screen: 0. F= ( Select) · A charged particle is moving downward: . F=Select] [ Select] • A positively charged particle is at rest. F- [Select] up down left right · A negatively charged particle is moving to the right: . F= into the screen out of the screen • A positively charged particle is moving up-and-left: K. F= the force is zero not enough information • A positively charged particle is moving up-and-right: 7. F= [Select]

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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