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Moving electron under two magnetic fields
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[QUOTE="merdeka, post: 6256769, member: 667735"] [B]Homework Statement:[/B] A coil ##\vec{B}## a current of intensity ##i## created in ##M## a magnetic field ##\vec{B}_1##. A magnet ##A## created in ##M## a magnetic field ##\vec{B}_2## . What is the force undergone by a charge particle ##q## with a velocity ##\vec{v}## that is in ##M## at time ##t## ? Taking into account the mass of the electron. [B]Relevant Equations:[/B] ##F=q\cdot v\cdot B\cdot\sin(\vec{v},\vec{B})## [ATTACH type="full" alt="Moving_particle_2_mag_fields_with_vectors_on_M.svg.png"]252194[/ATTACH] In this question, I would have to calculate the force in respect to time. However, the question gives me the value of the mass of the electron. In my attempt, I didn't take that into account. I just replaced ##v## with ##\frac{d}{t}## and made the Lorentz force undergone by the particle inversely proportional, but this is probably not correct. [/QUOTE]
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