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3 years ago

In the formula for magnetic deflection, FM is equal to qvB. Match each symbol in this formula with what it represents.

Physics

2 answers:

slava [35]3 years ago

8 0

Answer:

1. $F_m$ -Deflection force

2.q-Charge

3.v-Velocity of the charge

4.B-Perpendicular magnetic field strength

Explanation:

We are given that magnetic deflection

$F_m=qvB$

We have to match each symbol in formula with what it represents.

In this formula

$F_m=$ Deflection force

q=Charge of particle

v=Velocity of charge

B=Perpendicular magnetic field strength

Therefore,

1. $F_m$ -Deflection force

2.q-Charge

3.v-Velocity of the charge

4.B-Perpendicular magnetic field strength

san4es73 [151]3 years ago

5 0

Answer:

F_m=Deflection force

q=Charge of particle

v=Velocity of charge

B=Perpendicular magnetic field strength

Explanation:

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