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    The document discusses the direction of magnetic force on a moving charge. It shows three points arranged in a magnetic field, with the field lines going into the screen. It then explains that a stationary positive charge at point A feels no force, but a positive charge moving from A to B feels a force to the left, and from B to C feels a force upward. It further explains that rising straight up from the equator, a positive charge feels a force westward and an electron feels a force eastward.

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    The document discusses the direction of magnetic force on a moving charge. It shows three points arranged in a magnetic field, with the field lines going into the screen. It then explains that a stationary positive charge at point A feels no force, but a positive charge moving from A to B feels a force to the left, and from B to C feels a force upward. It further explains that rising straight up from the equator, a positive charge feels a force westward and an electron feels a force eastward.

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    What Is The Direction of Magnetic Force?: Left Into The Screen F 0

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    The document discusses the direction of magnetic force on a moving charge. It shows three points arranged in a magnetic field, with the field lines going into the screen. It then explains that a stationary positive charge at point A feels no force, but a positive charge moving from A to B feels a force to the left, and from B to C feels a force upward. It further explains that rising straight up from the equator, a positive charge feels a force westward and an electron feels a force eastward.

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    Magnetic Force on a Moving Charge

    • What is the direction of magnetic force?


    B B B
    x x x x x x
     
    x x x x x x
    v v v
    x x x x x x  
    q q q

    Left Into the screen F=0

    1
    Magnetic Force on a Moving Charge

    • Three points are arranged in a uniform


    magnetic field. The B field points into the
    screen
    • A positively charged particle is located at
    point A and is stationary. The direction
    of the magnetic force on the particle is

    no magnetic force is experienced

    2
    Magnetic Force on a Moving Charge

    What is the direction of the magnetic force


    on the particle in each case?
    A positive charge moves from
    point A towards B: Left
    A positive charge moves from
    point B towards C: Up

    A positive charge moves


    from point A towards C: Up and left

    3
    Magnetic Force on a Moving Charge

    • Considering that the magnetic field lines near the equator are perfectly
    horizontal

    • What will be the direction of the magnetic force experienced by a


    positive charge that rises straight up from equator?

    West
    • What will be the direction of the magnetic force experienced by an
    electron that rises straight up from equator?

    East

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