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3. Does the magnetic field due to the Earth affect your result of the e/m ratio?...

3. Does the magnetic field due to the Earth affect your result of the e/m ratio? Explain�

4. Compare trajectories of electrons and protons moving with the same speed in the magnetic field produced by the Helmholtz coils?

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