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    Magnetic Force

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    This document provides 4 practice problems involving magnetic fields and charged particles. Problem 1 involves a proton moving in a magnetic field at an angle and calculating the magnetic force. Problem 2 involves an electron moving at an angle to a magnetic field. Problem 3 gives force and velocity information to calculate the angle between them. Problem 4 involves an oxygen ion moving in a circular path in a magnetic field to calculate the field strength.

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    This document provides 4 practice problems involving magnetic fields and charged particles. Problem 1 involves a proton moving in a magnetic field at an angle and calculating the magnetic force. Problem 2 involves an electron moving at an angle to a magnetic field. Problem 3 gives force and velocity information to calculate the angle between them. Problem 4 involves an oxygen ion moving in a circular path in a magnetic field to calculate the field strength.

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    This document provides 4 practice problems involving magnetic fields and charged particles. Problem 1 involves a proton moving in a magnetic field at an angle and calculating the magnetic force. Problem 2 involves an electron moving at an angle to a magnetic field. Problem 3 gives force and velocity information to calculate the angle between them. Problem 4 involves an oxygen ion moving in a circular path in a magnetic field to calculate the field strength.

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    Magnetic Field Force Worksheet Physics 104

    1. A proton is moving due north in a uniform magnetic field that is pointing 60°
    west of south. F = qvB sin θ and q = 1.6 x 10-19C
    a. Draw the magnetic field vector on the coordinate system below, and
    label all the directions on the coordinate system.
    b. Draw the velocity vector on the same coordinate system.
    c. What is the angle between v and B?
    d. Draw the Force vector on the same coordinate system, and write down
    a description of the direction.
    e. Find the magnitude of the Force vector if B = 1.6 T and v = 3 x 106m/s

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    2. An electron is moving northward, 30° down from the horizontal in a uniform


    magnetic field that is pointing due west.
    a. Draw the velocity vector on the coordinate system below, and label all
    the directions on the coordinate system.
    b. Draw the magnetic field vector on the same coordinate system.
    c. What is the angle between v and B?
    d. Draw the Force vector on the same coordinate system, and write down
    a description of the direction.
    up

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    down
    Magnetic Field Force Worksheet Physics 104

    3. A proton is moving west with a speed of 2.0 x 105 m/s in a 1.2 T uniform
    magnetic field. It experiences an upward magnetic force of 3.2 x 10-14 N.
    a. Sketch the velocity on a coordinate system so that the force is aimed
    in (or out) of the page.
    b. Calculate the angle between the velocity and the magnetic field.
    c. Sketch the magnetic field on the graph (you should have two possible
    directions for B, sketch them both.

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    4. After being accelerated through a potential difference of 6.5kV, a doubly


    charged Oxygen atom O2-2 (mO = 2.65 x 10-26 kg) moves in a circle of radius
    22 cm.
    a. Sketch the direction the negative ion curves when it enters the
    magnetic field shown directed into the page.
    b. Find the magnitude of the magnetic field,
    mv 2
    1
    2 mv 2
    = qΔV and = qvB
    r
    2qΔV mv
    v= and = qB
    m r

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    v

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