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A fitness tracker records a runnerβs displacement from the start along a straight path. During one 10 s interval, the displacementβtime graph is a straight line sloping downwards (time on the x-axis, displacement on the y-axis). Which statement must be true in that interval?
In a lab e/m experiment, an electron beam of fixed speed enters a region of uniform magnetic field at right angles and traces a circular arc on a fluorescent screen. The coil current is increased so the magnetic flux density becomes 1.5 times larger, while the accelerating voltage (and hence electron speed) is unchanged. What happens to the radius of the arc?
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