For a particle in circular motion in a magnetic field, this quantity equals linear momentum divided by the product of radius and magnetic field strength.
For a particle in circular motion in a magnetic field, this quantity equals linear momentum divided by the product of radius and magnetic field strength. The force of a magnetic field on any particle equals this quantity times the cross product of velocity and magnetic field. This quantity also equals the force of an electric field divided by its field strength, and this equals work divided by electric potential difference. Name this quantity that can be measured in coulombs [koo-lomes].
For a particle in circular motion in a magnetic field, this quantity equals linear momentum divided by the product of radius and magnetic field strength.
(net) electric charge