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A particle with a charge of q = 1.8 C and a speed of v = 2.6 m/s travels in a magnetic field of strength B = 4.4 T that goes θ = 24∘ below the positive horizontal. What is the magnitude of the force in units of Newtons? Type your answer...

A particle with a charge of q = 1.8 C and a speed of v = 2.6 m/s travels in a magnetic field of strength B = 4.4 T that goes θ = 24∘ below the positive horizontal. What is the magnitude of the force in units of Newtons? Type your answer...

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A particle with a charge of q = 1.8 C and a speed of v = 2.6 m s travels in a magnetic field of strength B = 4.4 T that goes θ = 24 ∘ below the positive horizontal. What is the magnitude of the force in units of Newtons?
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