Consider a region where a 35-volt-per-meter electric field and a 20-millitesla magnetic field both exists and are perpendicular to each other. If a proton is moving at a speed of 2 km/s and the magnitude of the force it experiences is 8 × 10 − 18 newtons, determine the direction of the movement of the proton relative to the direction lying on the same plane. the magnetic field. Assume the electric field, magnetic field, and the velocity vector are alla.) 47.13 degrees with respect to the magnetic field;b.) 63.21 degrees with respect to the magnetic field;c.) 87.20 degrees with respect to the magnetic field;d.) 21.90 degrees with respect to the magnetic field;

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Consider a region where a 35-volt-per-meter electric field and a 20-millitesla magnetic field both exists and are perpendicular to each other. If a proton is moving at a speed of 2 km/s and the magnitude of the force it experiences is   8  ×      10          −      18       newtons, determine the direction of the movement of the proton relative to the direction lying on the same plane. the magnetic field. Assume the electric field, magnetic field, and the velocity vector are alla.) 47.13 degrees with respect to the magnetic field;b.) 63.21 degrees with respect to the magnetic field;c.) 87.20 degrees with respect to the magnetic field;d.) 21.90 degrees with respect to the magnetic field;

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Step 1Given data:E=35 V/mB=20 mTv=2 km/s  F  =  8  ×      10          −      18           NStep 2The charge on the proton is given as,  q  =      F    E      =            8      ×              10                  −          18                      35    CThe formula for force on proton is given as,  F  =  q  v  B  sin  ⁡  θ    8  ×      10          −      18        =            8      ×              10                  −          18                      35    ×  2  ×      10    3    ×  20  ×      10          −      3        ×  sin  ⁡  θ    θ  =      61.04          ∘

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