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a) I carry a 5 C particle through a uniform magnetic field of strength 3 T...

a) I carry a 5 C particle through a uniform magnetic field of strength 3 T at a speed 3 m/s perpendicular to the field. You sit and watch as I go by. How big is the magnetic force acting on the particle? b) From my perspective, the particle and I are not moving. Naturally, I still feel like the particle is being pushed by a force, but since the particle is at rest, I have to conclude that the force acting on it is electric rather than magnetic. How strong must this electric field be in order to produce the same effect that you observe from your perspective?
c) What is the ratio of the electric field strength that I observe to the magnetic field strength? How does it relate to the speed with which I carry the particle through the magnetic field?

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