Force on a moving charge in a magnetic field

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The discussion centers on the concept of the force experienced by a moving charge in a magnetic field, which is part of the Lorentz force. A user seeks clarification on this topic for an assignment due soon. The response directs them to a Wikipedia page for detailed information. The user expresses gratitude after gaining a better understanding. This highlights the importance of resources in grasping complex physics concepts.
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Can someone Explain to me the "force on a moving charge in a magnetic field".

I have this assignment and i need to report it on friday and I am confused if that is the same with magnetic force on a moving charge.

and can someone pls give me an example problem with answer if you can..

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ah now i understand.. thankssss :))
 

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