How does the magnetic field affect the speed of a particle Experiment

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The discussion focuses on planning an experiment to investigate how a magnetic field influences the speed of a particle, specifically using the equation qvB = mv². A participant suggests using a current-carrying conductor as a potential method for the experiment. The conversation seeks input on the relevance of this approach and invites suggestions for alternative solutions. Additionally, there is a query about the available apparatus that can be used for the experiment. Overall, the aim is to find a logical and feasible experimental setup.
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Homework Statement


I am required to plan an experiment on how does the magnetic field affect the speed of a particle.


Homework Equations


qvB=m v2


The Attempt at a Solution


I have thought of using the experiment on current carrying conductor. Do you think it is relavent? Is there other solutions?
 
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What apparatus is available to you?
 
Defennder said:
What apparatus is available to you?

I can use any apparatus as long as it is logical and not too advanced
 

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