Magnetic field due to negative charge

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A negative charge of -7.20 mC is moving at a speed of 800 m/s, generating a magnetic field of 6.0 x 10^(-9) T at a specific point. The discussion seeks to determine the x-, y-, and z-components of the charge's velocity. Participants are encouraged to share their thoughts on how to approach the problem. The focus remains on calculating the velocity components based on the given parameters. Understanding the relationship between charge movement and magnetic field generation is crucial for solving this problem.
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I hope you could help me out with this...

A negative charge q=-7.20mC is moving in a reference frame. When the point charge is at the origin the magnetic field it produces at point (25.o cm,0,0) magnetic field is B= (6.0 x10^(-9)T) j("unit vector") and its speed is 800 m/s . what is the x-.y-. z-components of the velocity of charge??

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