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The group of arrows in the figure below represents MAGNETIC field lines. What is the direction, if any, of the force on the part

The group of arrows in the figure below represents MAGNETIC field lines. What is the direction, if any, of the force on the particle due to the magnetic field if the particle is initially moving into the page and has a net positive charge? Up toward the top of the page Down toward the bottom of the page Right Left There is no force due to the field

The group of arrows in the figure below represents MAGNETIC field lines. What is the direction, if any, of the force on the particle due to the magnetic field if the particle is initially moving into the page and has a net positive charge? Up toward the top of the page Down toward the bottom of the page Right Left There is no force due to the field

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