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Thomson observed that cathode beams can pass undeflected through crossed electric and magnetic fields. Which of the following quantities must then be common to the particles making up these beams? A. Mass B. Size C. Magnitude of charge D. Sign of charge E. Sign and magnitude of charge F. Velocity

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Answer:

e must have the charge of the particle

Explanation:

In this experiment, the particles that the cathode rays are found where from an electric field and another magnetic field, for the particle to pass without deviating the magnetic force must have the same modulus of the entricar force, and be in the opposite direction.

the expression for the magnetic force is

          F_m = q v xB

the expression for the electric force is

          F_e = q E

when warning the check two formulas we must have the charge of the particle

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