Question #225263

Find the magnetic force FB acting on a moving charged particle by evaluating the cross product q (V×B) in unit-vector notation and magnitude- angle notation.


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Expert's answer
2021-08-12T06:19:42-0400

Unit-vector notation:


F=q(v×B).\vec{F}=q(\vec v\times \vec B).

To write the force in unit-vector notation, we need to know the mutual location of velocity and magnetic field vectors. For instance, if B is directed along k, v is directed along j, the force will be directed along i.

This may look like


F=(3i+0.3j16k) N.\vec F=(3\textbf i+0.3\textbf j-16\textbf k)\text{ N}.

Magnitude-angle notation: again, we need to know the exact position or arrangement of the velocity and field. This may look like


F=Fθ N.\vec F=|F|\angle\theta\text{ N}.

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