Problem 9: (-- Two long straightwires carrying 6 A of conventional currentare connected by a three-quarter-circulararc of radius 0.0613 m. An electric field isalso present in this region, due to chargenot shown on the drawing. An electron ismoving to the right with a speed of 4 x 105m/s as it passes through the center C of thearc, and at that instant the net electric andmagnetic force on the electron is zero.(Consider the charge of the electron:9. = -1.6x 10-19 C)Radius RC.Electron8. (..magnetic force on the electron at theThe magnitude of thecenter of the arc is:Fmagnetic9.; The direction of the magneticforce on the electron at the center of thearc is pointing to:ORightOLeftOUpwardODownward10.; The magnitude of the electricforce on the electron at the center of thearc is:Felectric11.(-force at the center of the arc is pointing to:The direction of the electricORightOLeftOUpwardODownwar

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