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A group of particles is travelling in a magnetic field of unknown magnitude and direction. You observe that a proton moving at 1.50 km/s in the +x direction experience a force of 2.2510-16Nin the +y direction, and an electron moving at 4.75 km/s in the -z direction experience a force of 8.5010-16Nin the +y direction (a) what are the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field? (b) what are the magnitude and direction of the magnetic force on an electron moving in the -y direction at 3.20 km/s.

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(a) The magnitude of the magnetic field is 1.46T and the direction of the magnetic field is 40.

(b) The magnitude of the magnetic force is7.471016N and the direction of the magnetic force is 50.

Step by step solution

01

Definition of magnetic field

The term magnetic field is defined as the area around the magnet which behave like a magnet.

02

Determine magnitude and direction of the magnetic field

The given quantities arevd=(1.50km/s)i^,Fp=2.251016Nj^,ve=(4.75km/s)k^,Fe=8.851016Nj^ proton with velocity and force experienced and electron with velocity and force experienced. Now the force with charge q, velocity v and magnetic fieldB on a particle is given

F=qvBFxi^+Fyj^+Fzk^=i^j^k^vxvyvzBxByBz=qvyBzvzByi^+qvzBxvxBzj^+qvxByvyBxk^

For positive charged particles vy=0,vz=0,Fx=0,Fz=0

So the force isrole="math" localid="1668320289486" Fe=eveBx andBx=Feeve now put all given values

Bz=2.251016N1.601019C(1500m/s)Bz=0.9375T

And for the negative charged particles than the force is further now put all the values than

Bx=8.501018N1.601019C(4750m/s)Bx=1.118T

Now calculate magnitude and direction of magnetic

B=Bx2+Bz2B=(1.118T)2+(0.9375T)2B=1.46Ttan()=BzBxtan()=0.9375T1.118Ttan()=0.8386=tan1(0.8386)=40.0

Hence the direction and magnitude of the magnetic field are40.0 and 1.46T.

03

Determine the magnitude and direction of magnetic force

The velocity negative charged particle isve-3.20km/sj^ and the force isF=qvB now put all the calculated and given values.

F=qVBF=(e)(3.2km/s)(j^)Bxi^+Bzk^F=e3.2103m/sBx(k^)+Bzi^F=1.601019C3.2103m/s[1.118T(k^)0.9375T(i^)]F=4.801018Ni^+5.7241018Nk^Fx=4.801016N,Fy=5.7241016N

Now calculate magnitude and direction of the magnetic force

F=Fx2+Fy2F=4.801016N2+5.7241016N2F=7.471016Ntan()=FzFxtan()=5.7241016N4.801016Ntan()=1.1925=tan1(1.1925)=50.0

Hence, the direction and magnitude of the magnetic force is50.0 and 747x10-16N.

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