
Concept explainers
Charge on each particle.

Answer to Problem 10Q
Solution:
In the given diagram:-
a is proton having positive charge
b is neutron having no charge
c is electron having negative charge
Explanation of Solution
Formula Used:
Fleming’s right hand, rule: According to Fleming left hand rule as the charge particle moves in the magnetic field, force experienced by the charge particle is
Where, F = force on charged particle
q = charge on the particle
B = magnetic field
Charge on a: According to Fleming’s right hand rule the particle a is proton as it is
getting deflected in the upwards direction
Charge on b: According to Fleming’s right hand rule the particle b is neutron having no charge
on it as it is not getting deflected in the magnetic field
Charge on c: According to Fleming’s right hand rule the particle c is electron as it is getting
deflected in the downwards direction
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