Diagram 3 13Refer to diagram 3.Uniform magnetic field B points out of the page, and lies within a circle of radius R = 4.18 m. An electron isplaced at the top edge of the circle (at distance R above the center of the circle). If the magnitude of thedBmagnetic field begins to decrease at a steady rate= -6.71 T/s, find the force felt by the electron, in N.dtThe sign of the answer gives the direction of the force: positive to the right, negative to the left.

Given: The radius of the circle is R=4.18 m. The decrease rate of magnetic field is dBdt=-6.71 T/s.…

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