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An electron with a speed of 3.5 x 107 m/s travels upwards into a 3.0 T...

An electron with a speed of 3.5 x 107 m/s travels upwards into a 3.0 T magnetic field directed into the page. After the particle is deflect it enters a circular path. What direction is the particle deflected? What is the radius of the circular path the electron travels through? Include a diagram.

A 20.0 m long wire is carrying a 150.0 mA current parallel to a second wire that is extremely long which carries a current of 250.0 mA in the same direction. These wires are placed 40.0 cm apart in a 5.5 T magnetic field that is directed into the page.. Calculate the magnetic force on each wire and indicate the direction of the force. Each of these wires would generate a smaller magnetic field, indicate the direction this magnetic field would travel between the wires.

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