Is it just 3/2 times 1.2?
Original post by Homework2
Is it just 3/2 times 1.2?
Yeah.
The relevant circular motion formula in the datasheet is
Fcentripetal=mv2/r
which you can rearrange for r
Fcentripetal is proportional to charge (F=BQv) which is changing by x2
and m is of course the mass which is changing by x3
v is unchanged as stated in the question.
Original post by Joinedup
Yeah.
The relevant circular motion formula in the datasheet is
Fcentripetal=mv2/r
which you can rearrange for r
Fcentripetal is proportional to charge (F=BQv) which is changing by x2
and m is of course the mass which is changing by x3
v is unchanged as stated in the question.
The relevant circular motion formula in the datasheet is
Fcentripetal=mv2/r
which you can rearrange for r
Fcentripetal is proportional to charge (F=BQv) which is changing by x2
and m is of course the mass which is changing by x3
v is unchanged as stated in the question.
Thank you for the explanation
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