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Developing the Force on a moving charge April 20, 2011

The equation |F| = |q| v B sin (φ) F = |q|v x B For the direction, you use the left-hand rule (for negative particles) or the right-hand rule (for positive particles) The SI unit of the B-field is tesla [T] = V s m -2 1 T is a very strong field (the strongest permanent magnet is only ~5 T)

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