Projectile + Circular Motion Help

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The discussion revolves around finding a physics problem that combines projectile and circular motion theories, with examples like slingshots or balls on strings. A suggestion is made to consider the motion of an electron in a uniform magnetic field. The original poster mentions working on electrons in a mass spectrometer. A link to a related physics forum thread is shared for additional assistance. The conversation highlights the need for practical applications of these physics concepts.
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Hi
i am studying senior physics and in need of a problem that includes both PROJECTILE and CIRCULAR motion theory in one!
eg. slingshot, ball on string etc..
could anyone help me formulate a problem or provide me with a web site?

thanks a lot
 
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How about an electron being launched in a region of uniform magnetic field?
 
kentus said:
Hi
i am studying senior physics and in need of a problem that includes both PROJECTILE and CIRCULAR motion theory in one!
eg. slingshot, ball on string etc..
could anyone help me formulate a problem or provide me with a web site?

thanks a lot

Someone else recently asked for help on this question:

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=112911

-Dan
 
hi
yeh, I am doing the electrons in a mass spectrometre and in mag. field
any questions?
 
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