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(a)
The speed of the
(a)
Answer to Problem 93P
The speed of the
Explanation of Solution
Write the formula for kinetic energy
Here,
Conclusion:
Substitute
Thus, the speed of the
(b)
The electric field that would allow the
(b)
Answer to Problem 93P
The electric field that would allow the
Explanation of Solution
The magnet produces a magnetic field of
Write the formula for magnetic force
Here,
Write the formula for electric force
Here,
Conclusion:
Equating equation (I) and (II) to solve for
Substitute
Thus, The electric field that would allow the
(c)
The radius of the trajectory of an
(c)
Answer to Problem 93P
The radius of the trajectory of an
Explanation of Solution
The magnet produces a magnetic field of
Write the formula for force [Newton’s second law]
Here,
Conclusion:
Equating equation (II) and (IV) to solve for r
Substitute
Thus, the radius of the trajectory of an
(d)
Why only the charge-to mass ratio of a particle can be determined using velocity selector, but not the individual values of
(d)
Answer to Problem 93P
As both the mass and the charge of the particle affects the radius of trajectory and the values of
Explanation of Solution
Equating equation (II) and (IV) to find the charge-to-mass ratio
Here, as both the mass and the charge of the particle affects the radius of trajectory and the values of
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