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What would be the acceleration voltage that we have to apply in the e/m ratio apparatus, when the current in the Helmholtz coils is equal to 2 amp, to achieve a radius of 5 cm of the circle of the electron path?

Turns per coil, N = 132.

Coil Radius, a = 147.5 mm

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