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Which description best matches the image below of a hand that is using the right-hand palm rule?
a. a proton moving toward you in a magnetic field that points up will experience a force to the right.
b. a proton moving up in a magnetic field that points to the right will experience a force toward you.
c. a proton moving to the right in a magnetic field that points up will experience a force toward you.
d. a proton moving to the right in a magnetic field that points toward you will experience a force up.
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Which description best matches the image below of a hand that is using the right-hand palm rule?
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