Radius & time period of charges moving in magnetic field | Moving charges & magnetism | Khan Academy

To calculate the radius of a charge moving perpendicular to a uniform field, we can use Newton's second law, F = ma. F would be the Lorentz force, and a would-be the centripetal acceleration. Let's explore them in detail.

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