An electron moves across Earths equator at a speedof 2.5 3

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An electron moves across Earths equator at a speedof 2.5 3 106 m/s and in a direction 35 N of E. Atthis point, Earths magnetic field has a direction duenorth, is parallel to the surface, and has a magnitudeof 0.10 3 1024 T. What is the force acting on the electrondue to its interaction with Earths magnetic field?(a) 5.1 3 10218 N due west (b) 4.0 3 10218 N towardEarths surface (c) 2.4 3 10218 N away from Earths surface(d) 3.3 3 10218 N toward Earths surface (e) 4.0 310218 N away from Earths surface

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