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A charge q = -3.61 nC moves with a velocity of 2.72x103 m/s . Find the...

A charge q = -3.61 nC moves with a velocity of 2.72x103 m/s . Find the force on the charge due to the following magnetic fields.

1)

= 0.38 T
μN  

2)

μN  

3)

μN  

4)

= 0.75 T  + 0.75 T
μN  

5)

μN  

6)

μN  

7)

= 0.65 T
μN  

8)

μN  

9)

μN  

10)

= 0.75 T  + 0.75 T
μN  

11)

μN  

12)

μN  

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