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Finding force produced by a Magnetic Field on a Proton
No I haven't learned to do that either. I'm taking calculus 2 right now, and I'm assuming most of that stuff is taught in Calc 3?- MikeBriganti
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Finding force produced by a Magnetic Field on a Proton
Unfortunately, I do not know how to do cross products yet.- MikeBriganti
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Finding force produced by a Magnetic Field on a Proton
Wow, I clearly wasn't thinking straight when I did that problem.. 45degrees makes complete sense. No idea why I thought I attempted to split up the magnetic field components. Oh well, thank you for your help!- MikeBriganti
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Finding force produced by a Magnetic Field on a Proton
Homework Statement A Proton moves with a velocity of 5x10^6 m/s in the +y direction. What is the force (magnitude and direction) on the proton if a magnetic field of 2.12Ti + 2.12Tj is applied. Homework Equations - F = |q|vBsinθ - Right hand rule to find direction The Attempt at a...- MikeBriganti
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