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A charged particle with charge q and unknown velocity v experiences a force F in a...

A charged particle with charge q and unknown velocity v experiences a force F in a magnetic field B . Determine as much about v as possible in terms of the other quantities

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the charged particle with motion can experience electric force if it is placed in a electric field

F=Eq

where E is the electric field........

the charged particle which is in motion can experience magnetic force.

F=qvBsin

here is the angle between v and B.

if is 90 degrees the force is maximum.

V=F/(qBsin)

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