Physics, 20.05.2021 03:50 carlo123

Question Consider a proton moving across an equator of the Earth towards 35° NE-direction, at a speed of 2500 km/s. If
magnetic field at a crossing point is towards 90° direction relative to equator, and has a magnitude of about
0.5 micro-Tesla, how much force would be exerted on a proton?

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