Lorentz Force
I keep getting a second order differential equation in v_x and v_y but, they depend on x.
So it ends up being a third order DE in x, and I have no clue atp.
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@Gyro Gearloose
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The answer is (B) for this right?
Yup.
Just a moment. What's θ here? I would've just assumed an integration variable, but how did you set the bounds for it during integration?
The Velocity at the farthest point is purely in y direction so theta becomes pi/2.
Ah i see
+solved @SirLancelotDuLac
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