The direction of magnetic force will be in the negative y direction, i. e, -j direction. this is given by Right hand rule no 1, which says that to find the direction of magnetic force , if we point the fingers in the direction of the velocity, sweep them in the direction of the magnetic field(towards the magnetic field), then the thumb will give the direction of the magnetic force.
and here, the velocity is given to the right , i.e + x direction (+ i direction), the magnetic field is in the + z direction ( +k direction), then pointing the fingers in the direction of velocity, i.e, + x direction, sweeping them towards the magnetic field, i.e, +z direction, the thum will poitn towards the - y direction, i.e, - J direction.
therefore, the correct answer is -j.
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