Answer:
F = 0i (in the x-direction), 0j (in the y-direction),-8.59*10^-4 N k (In the z-direction)
Explanation:
The force given by charged particles moving in a magnetic field is given below (cross is cross product, they don't have that format in the equation tool):
Now we can perform the cross product between v and B
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d{array}\right][/tex]
Now multiply by Q (charge) to get the force
F = -8.59*10^-4 N k
F = 0i, 0j, (-8.59*10^-4)k
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Derived Units Table: The Table Shows the List of Derived Units
Quantity Formula SI Derived Unit
Force Mass x Acceleration
Work Energy Force x Displacement Power/Time Kg. m.s-2
Pressure, Stress Force/Area Kg.m-1.s-2
Current density J = I/A A.m-2
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