The velocity selector shown below allows a 2 µC charged particle to pass through without being deflected as long as its velocity is v = 5,500 m/sec. Which of the following statements are True/False?**Diagram:**- Two vertical plates are labeled: "Positive Plate" on the left and "Negative Plate" on the right. - Between these plates, there are several "x" marks indicating the direction of the magnetic field.- A particle with charge "Q" is moving with velocity "v."**Statements to Evaluate:**1. Any charged particle traveling at 5,500 m/sec passes through undeflected. - [Select an answer]2. If v = 6,500 m/sec, a positive charge deflects right. - [Select an answer]3. If v = 4,500 m/sec, a negative charge deflects left. - [Select an answer]4. If B is increased, all negative charges with v = 5,500 m/sec deflect left. - [Select an answer]5. If E is increased, all positive charges with v = 5,500 m/sec deflect right. - [Select an answer]

As per guidelines, only 3 subparts are solved here. Magnetic force = q.v×B = qvB towards left (positive) plate Electric force = qE towards right (negative) plate qE = qvBv = EB The charged particle pass without being deflected as long its velocity is 5500 m/s.First statement : Any charged particle travelling at 5500 m/s passed through undeflected. This is true because velocity is not depends on charge. Second statement : If v = 6500 m/s , a positive charge deflects right. If v = 6500 m/s ,magnetic force will be more , so net force will towards left , so positive charge will deflect towards left. So , this is false. Third statement : If v = 4500 m/s , a negative charge deflects left. If v = 4500 m/s magnetic force will be less , so net force will towards right , so positive charge will deflect towards right and negative charge will deflects left. So , this is true.

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The velocity selector shown below allows a 2 µC charged particle to pass through without being deflected as long as its velocity is v = 5,500 m/sec. Which of the following statements are True/False? Any charged particle traveling at 5,500 m/sec passes through undeflected. Select an answer If v = 6,500 m/sec, a positive charge deflects right. Select an answer V If v = 4,500 m/sec, a negative charge deflects left. Select an answer V positive plate negative plate

The velocity selector shown below allows a 2 µC charged particle to pass through without being deflected as long as its velocity is v = 5,500 m/sec. Which of the following statements are True/False? Any charged particle traveling at 5,500 m/sec passes through undeflected. Select an answer If v = 6,500 m/sec, a positive charge deflects right. Select an answer V If v = 4,500 m/sec, a negative charge deflects left. Select an answer V positive plate negative plate

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