Electron in crossed E and B fields · CAP 2019 #12

Physics · electromagnetism

Problem

An electron with velocity V enters the uniform Electric field E and uniform Magnetic field B which are perpendicular to each other. The electron's velocity can stay constant if the velocity is: a) Perpendicular to E and parallel to B and it has magnitude B/E. b) Perpendicular to B and it has magnitude E/B. c) Parallel to E and it has magnitude B/E. d) Perpendicular to E and B and it has magnitude E/B.

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