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Suppose that a particle with charge q and mass m is initially at the origin with...
Suppose that a particle with charge q and mass m is initially at the origin with zero velocity in the presence of external electric and magnetic fields given by
E = (Ex, 0, Ez),
B = (0, 0, Bz).
(1) Find x(t) and draw the trajectory the particle follows in space.
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