メ x ax メ When the particles a, b, c and d are released with the same charge q, they move in the plane of the paper. with the same speed v in different directions in a region of constant magnetic field B, as shown in the figure, which of the following correctly describes the magnitude and direction of the magnetic force acting on a particle? Choise a) The magnetic force acting on a has a direction towards Z and has a magnitude of qvB. The magnetic force acting on b is directed away 6) from point Z and has a magnitude of qvB. O) The magnetic force acting on c has a direction towards Z and has a magnitude of qvB. ) The magnetic force acting on d has a direction towards Z and has a magnitude of qvB. x1

メ x ax メ When the particles a, b, c and d are released with the same charge q, they move in the plane of the paper. with the same speed v in different directions in a region of constant magnetic field B, as shown in the figure, which of the following correctly describes the magnitude and direction of the magnetic force acting on a particle? Choise a) The magnetic force acting on a has a direction towards Z and has a magnitude of qvB. The magnetic force acting on b is directed away 6) from point Z and has a magnitude of qvB. O) The magnetic force acting on c has a direction towards Z and has a magnitude of qvB. ) The magnetic force acting on d has a direction towards Z and has a magnitude of qvB. x1

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When the particles a, b, c and d are released with the same charge q, they move in the
plane of the paper. with the same speed v in different directions in a region of constant
magnetic field B, as shown in the figure, which of the following correctly describes the
magnitude and direction of the magnetic force acting on a particle?
Choise a) The magnetic force acting on a has a direction
towards Z and has a magnitude of qvB.
6)
The magnetic force acting on b is directed away
from point Z and has a magnitude of qvB.
c) The magnetic force acting on c has a direction
towards Z and has a magnitude of qvB.
The magnetic force acting on d has a direction
towards Z and has a magnitude of qvB.

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