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An electron moving south, enters a magnetic field of certainstrength. Because of

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An electron moving south, enters a magnetic field of certainstrength. Because of this field the electron curvesupward. What is the direction of the magnetic field? A) towards the north
B) towards the east C) towards the west D) upward E) downward WHy?? An electron moving south, enters a magnetic field of certainstrength. Because of this field the electron curvesupward. What is the direction of the magnetic field? A) towards the north
B) towards the east C) towards the west D) upward E) downward WHy??

Explanation / Answer

Answer: C
To wards west , from the Fleming's left hand rule the force on theelectron in the upward direction then the magnetic field will bedirected towards west.

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