Physics, 20.03.2020 10:16 abbypoletick
A beam of electrons is initially moving along the negative x-axis at 9.18 Mm/s in the positive x-direction. At x = 0 it enters a region where a uniform 1.86-mT magnetic field points in the positive y-direction. The region begins on the y−z plane and extends indefinitely in the x-direction. Find the maximum distance the beam penetrates into the region.
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