Examine the scenario.
a stream of negatively-charged particles is moving to the right i...
Physics, 29.09.2019 11:00 endyrocks19
Examine the scenario.
a stream of negatively-charged particles is moving to the right in a magnetic field. the particles experience a force downward.
which situation(s) would result in the particle stream experiencing an upward force?
(select all that apply.)
a. using uncharged particles moving to the right
b. using positively-charged particles moving to the left
c. using negatively-charged particles moving to the left
d. using positively-charged particles moving to the right
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