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| - | ** Magnetic Field Deflection ** | + | ** Magnetic Field Deflection ** |
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| In this activity you will be simulating the effect of a charged particle moving perpendicularly through a uniform magnetic field. The starter code assumes a positive particle moving to the right (+x direction) moving through a magnetic field oriented out of the screen (+z direction). Load the [[https://www.glowscript.org/#/user/plough/folder/StarterCode/program/MagFieldDeflectionStart | provided code]] into your GlowScript workspace. | In this activity you will be simulating the effect of a charged particle moving perpendicularly through a uniform magnetic field. The starter code assumes a positive particle moving to the right (+x direction) moving through a magnetic field oriented out of the screen (+z direction). Load the [[https://www.glowscript.org/#/user/plough/folder/StarterCode/program/MagFieldDeflectionStart | provided code]] into your GlowScript workspace. | ||
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| ===Handout=== | ===Handout=== | ||
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| - Increasing the initial speed of the charged particle results in a curved path with a larger radius, | - Increasing the initial speed of the charged particle results in a curved path with a larger radius, | ||
| - Increasing the magnitude of the charge of the particle results in a curved path with a smaller radius, | - Increasing the magnitude of the charge of the particle results in a curved path with a smaller radius, | ||