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A charge is moving through a velocity selector and is moving at a speed which is a factor of 4.2 times larger than the speed not to be deflected. At this speed, the magnitude of the magnetic force acting on it is 53 Newtons. What is the electric force acting on the charge in Newtons? Hint: think what is true about the magnetic and electric force when the charge is not deflected and how the relationship between magnetic force and speed.

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