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Need Physics Help! (giving stickers to whoever helps!)

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steep
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I'm stuck on some physics problems on this worksheet. I missed school one day and I am completely dumbfounded.

Has to do with magnetism&an electrons speed/direction of photons in a magnetic field.

Please PM me if you can help me in any way whatsoever!

Ill send you some stickers if you can help me!

Please!
May 12 2013 10:09PM
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RimJobber
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Fucking magnets, how do they work?
May 12 2013 10:12PM
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Peter.
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just post the problem in the thread
May 12 2013 10:16PM
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steep
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an electron moving perpendicular to a magnetic field of 4.6 x 10^-3 T follows a circular path of radius 2.80 mm. what is the electron's speed?

Good idea^ hahah, also have some diagrams I can't figure out.
May 12 2013 10:16PM
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Peter.
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isn't there a formula for circular magnetic fields? pretty sure there is, one where you plug in the radius or diameter and the field strength and it spits out the speed and force and all that
May 12 2013 10:19PM
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steep
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If there is then I don't have it.
May 12 2013 10:19PM
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Caleb.E
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search the left hand rule of electrons when they are near a magnetic field. should explain every thing
May 12 2013 10:24PM
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YouAllSuck
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You have to combing the equations for centripetal force and force in a magnetic field, you should get 2.26x10^6 m/s. Pic of my Work:
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May 12 2013 10:43PM
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steep
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Have some other questions, quite tired. Any help is appreciated.

The question for all of the diagrams is:

Find the direction of the force on a proton moving through the magnetic field shown above.

These are the diagrams
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Thank you! And thanks Gucker! I PMd you!
May 12 2013 11:51PM
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cbj
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Right hand rule is your friend with all things electricity and magnetism! Basically for most physics problems you will have to combine different equations and substitute equations in to get rid of variables.

Also never neglect gravity :)
May 12 2013 11:58PM
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RimJobber
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Yeah. Physics. Right Hand Rule. Gravity. Friction. Pi. Spring Constant. Centripetal Force.

I have a physics final tomorrow that I'm fucked on haha
May 13 2013 12:01AM
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scrambledeggs
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easy shit
May 13 2013 1:47AM
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