A particle of charge Q. with mass 3,00 milligram, is flying horizontally with a constant speod of1000 m/s. A long straight wiro, which is carrying a 10.0 A current, is 15.0 cm above and parallel tothe particle's path. If the particlo flios paralloi to the current, the charge Q (in c)is: (acceleration due to gravity 9.8 m/s^2)2020Solect one:Oa. +221 x 10A-4.O b.Q does not experience a not force; thus, it can bo any positive valuo.Oc.-221 x 10A-4.Od-98x10A-4,Oo.+9.8x10A-4.Sina

Given Mass of the particle = 3 mg= 3 x 10-6 Kg Speed of the particle = 1000 m/s Current in the…

A particle of charge Q. with mass 3,00 milligram, is flying horizontally with a constant speod of 1000 m/s. A long straight wiro, which is carrying a 10.0 A current, is 15.0 cm gbove and parallel to the particle's path. If the particlo flios parallel to the current, the charge Q (in C) is: (acceleration due to gravity 9.8 m/s^2) %! 2020 Soloct one: O a. +221 x 10A-4. O b.Q does not experionce a not force; thus, it can bo any positive value. Oc.-221 x 10A-4. Od-98x10A-4. Oo.+98x10A-4.

A particle of charge Q. with mass 3,00 milligram, is flying horizontally with a constant speod of 1000 m/s. A long straight wiro, which is carrying a 10.0 A current, is 15.0 cm gbove and parallel to the particle's path. If the particlo flios parallel to the current, the charge Q (in C) is: (acceleration due to gravity 9.8 m/s^2) %! 2020 Soloct one: O a. +221 x 10A-4. O b.Q does not experionce a not force; thus, it can bo any positive value. Oc.-221 x 10A-4. Od-98x10A-4. Oo.+98x10A-4.

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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