Charges in a B field
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    Explanation: The earth's magnetic field acts like a magnetic bottle trapping the charged particles coming from the sun, they spiral back and forth along the field lines only getting close to the atmosphere at the poles.

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    Explanation: Paths have same redius so mass is the same but force is in opposite directions so must have  opposite charge.
    B is positive and A is negative.
     


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    Explanation: Current opposite to charge movement use Flemmings left hand rule.

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    Explanation: Current same direction as charge. use Flemmings left hand rule.

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    Explanation: F = BIL
    I =V/R so F = BVL/R
    R= BVL/F = 0.05 x 6 x 0.03/1x10-3 = 9Ω


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    Explanation: Because its not next to the angle.

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    Explanation: F = BIL = 10 x 10-3 x 5 x 0.04 = 0.002

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    Explanation: Flemings left hand rule.

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    Explanation: Current is parallel with field.

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    Explanation: Flemmings Left hand rule.

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