I am asked this question about the LHC but I keep on getting it wrong how should I really be doing this? **LHC**The circular particle accelerator at CERN has a radius of about 4.24 km. The accelerator uses strong magnetic fields to steer charged particles in a circle, while electric fields give them more and more energy every time around. Suppose we're steering protons using magnetic fields of magnitude 8.34 T. What would be the magnitude of the momentum, \( p \), of a proton under those conditions? You may assume that the magnetic field involved is perpendicular to the motion of the charges (that's the most efficient configuration).\[ \text{momentum} = 127102107.9 \, \text{kgm/s} \]

Given that, the radius of the accelerator is r=4.24km=4.24×103m magnetic field is B=8.34T Since…

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