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Physics, 20.05.2021 23:30 yash797

A proton moves at 2.50 x 10° m/s horizontally at a right angle to a magnetic field.
a. What is the strength of the magnetic field
required to exactly balance the weight of the
proton and keep it moving horizontally?
b. Should the direction of the magnetic field be
in a horizontal or a vertical plane?

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