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Anika [276]
1 year ago
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Using appropriate technology, you determine that Earth's magnetic field at your location has a magnitude of 5.88 10-5 T and is d

irected north at an angle of 56° below the horizontal. You charge a metallic projectile and fire it north with a speed of 663 m/s and at an angle of 14° above the horizontal. Determine the sign (+ or −) and charge of the projectile, if the magnetic force on the projectile is 3.22 10-10 N, directed due west.
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1 answer:
Stolb23 [73]1 year ago
4 0

The sign (+ or −) and charge of the projectile, if the magnetic force on the projectile is 3.22 10-10 N, directed due west is mathematically given as

q=+1.11524613*10^{−4}C

<h3>What is the sign (+ or −) and charge?</h3>

Generally, the equation for Force is  mathematically given as

F=Bqvsin\theta

Therefore

3.22 10^{-10}= 5.88 10^{-5 } *633*sin 56*q\\\\q=\frac{3.22 10^{-10}}{5.88 10^{-5 } *633*sin 56}

q=+1.11524613*10^{−4}C

In conclusion, the sign (+ or −) and charge

q=+1.11524613*10^{−4}C

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