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Can an electron be set into motion with a magnetic field? With an electric field? Short explanation please!
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F=BQV so if we dont have a initial v there is no F, he will not move,in eletrical he will move
independent of initial vel
it can be possible with electric field ... not with magnetic field as explained above. F = q(vxB) <--- note this is vector cross product
it can bedone using a changing (time varying) mag field..
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