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A certain particle is sent into a uniform magnetic field, with the particle’s velocity vector perpendicular to the direction of the field. Figure 28-37 gives the period Tof the particle’s motion versus the inverseof the field magnitude B. The vertical axis scale is set byTs=40.0ns, and the horizontal axis scale is set by Bs-1=5.0â€Í¿-1what is the ratio m/qof the particle’s mass to the magnitude of its charge?

Short Answer

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The ratio m/qof the particle’s mass to the magnitude of its charge is mq=1.2×10−9 k²µ/C.

Step by step solution

01

Given

Y axis scale isTs=40ns10−9 s1 ns=4.0×10−8 s.

X axis scale isBs-1=5.0T-1

Figure 28-37 is the graph of T v±ð°ù²õ³Ü²õ B−1

02

Determining the concept

Use the concept of the period of the particle in a uniform magnetic field. Use the equation of period related to mass, charge, and magnetic field. Find the slope of the graph and plug it intotheequation. Rearranging the equation for mq, find this ratio.

Formulae are as follows:

T=2Ï€³¾qB

Where T is the time period, B is the magnetic field, m is mass, and q is the charge ofthe particle.

03

Determining the ratio m/q

Using the equation,

T=2Ï€³¾qB

Rearranging it for ,mq

mq=TB2Ï€

We have the value of Bs-1,

localid="1663950272832" mq=T2πB−1=12πTB−1

From the graph,find the slope localid="1663950285918" TBs−1.

For the y-axis, one unit is0.75 n²õ, and for the x-axis, one unit is1â€Í¿âˆ’1

localid="1663950301260" TBs−1=(0.75×10−9 s)1â€Í¿-1=7.5×10-9â€Í¿â‹…s

Using this value in the above equation of mq,

mq=12(3.14)(7.5×10-9â€Í¿â‹…s)=1.2×10−9 kg/C

Hence, the ratio m/qof the particle’s mass to the magnitude of its charge is .

mq=1.2×10−9 k²µ/C

Therefore, by using the concept of the period of the particle in a uniform magnetic field and equations the ratio can be determined.

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