What is the Relationship Between Current Magnitude and Magnetic Field Strength?

[cyprusx]

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. P
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If a positive charge is placed at P. Such that it is stationary it would then

a) Move in a circular path
b) Move in a parabolic path
c) Move in the direction perpendicular to the field
d) Remain stationary

Thanks

 

[Hootenanny]

What do you think and why?

 

[cyprusx]

Im not sure I am kinda a noob at this

 

[cyprusx]

This is why i need help

 

[Hootenanny]

The rules of this forum state that you must show some effort in solving your problem before you receive help. You must have some idea, consult your notes / text

 

[cyprusx]

man, i have too hand this in tomorrow and I am at risk of failing can you cut a guy a break

 

[Hootenanny]

man, i have too hand this in tomorrow and I am at risk of failing can you cut a guy a break

As I said in your other thread, I will not do your work for you; but if you show a little effort you will have the answer to your question. Now, what is the expression for the force experienced by a charged particle in a magnetic field?

 

[cyprusx]

Hootenanny does the magnitude of the current depend on the strength of the magnet.

P.S because weave formed such a close friendship over these past hours do you think you might be able to answer my other question... pleaseeeeee