An electron enters an uniform magnetic field and travels at right angles to the field in a circular path. As the particle moves the magnetic field
A- does not change the velocity of the electron
B- slows the electron down
C- speeds the electron up
D- does not changed the speed of the electron...
How come a particle with larger mass has a greater radius of curvature? I know that the equation shows that r= mv/qB so if m increases r increases but if a particle is heavier it deflects less so shouldn't the radius of curvature be smaller?
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So I have a B.A. in History (due to my own stupid choices earlier in life). I currently work full time and am now slowly taking pre-med prerequisites (one class per semester due to work, painfully slow, I know) in the hope that I can one day go to medical school to become a...
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