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Question: A proton moves through a uniform magnetic field given byB=(10i^+20j^+30k^)mT. At time t1, the proton has a velocity given v=vxi^+vyj^+(2.00km/s)k^and the magnetic force on the proton is FB=(4.0×10-17N)i^+(2.0×10-17N)j^.At that instant, (a) What is the value of vx? (b)What is the value ofvy?

Short Answer

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  1. The value ofvx is3.5×103m/s.
  2. The value ofvyis 7.0×103m/s.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1: Given

B=(10i^+20j^+30k^)mT

v=vxi^+vyj^+(2.00km/s)k^

FB=(4.0×10-17N)i^+(2.0×10-17N)j^

02

Determining the concept

Findthe values of vxand vyfor the proton using the formula for magnetic force in terms of charge, magnetic field strength, and velocity of the proton.

Formulae are as follow:

FB=ev×B

Where, FB is magnetic force, v is velocity, m is mass, K.E. is kinetic energy, B is magnetic field, e is charge of particle.

03

(a) Determining the value of vx

The magnetic force experienced bytheproton is,

FB=ev×B

role="math" localid="1663230978636" (4.0×10-17)i^+(2.0×10-17)j^=1.6×10-19vxi^+vyj^+(2.00km/s)k^×(10i^+20j^+30k^v×B=i^j^k^vxvy2.010-2030

v×B=30vy+40i^-30vx-20j^+-20vx-10vyk^

Hence,

role="math" localid="1663231379655" (4.0×10-17)i^+(2.0×10-17)j^=1.6×10-1930vy+40i^-30vx-20j^+-20vx-10vyk^(4.0×10-17)i^+(2.0×10-17)j^1.6×10-19=30vy+40i^-30vx-20j^+-20vx-10vyk^(2.5×102)i^+(1.25×102)j^=30vy+40i^-30vx-20j^+-20vx-10vyk^

Thus, -30vx+20=1.25×102

Hence, vxis-3.5×103m/s
04

(b) Determining the value of vy 

From part a) ,

-20vx-10vy=0vy=-2vx

Hence,

Vy=-2-3.5x103m/s=7.0×103m/s

Hence, the value of vyis 7.0×103m/s.

Therefore, magnetic force depends on charge, velocity of the particle, and applied magnetic field.

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