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在图中实线框所示的区域内同时存在着匀强磁场和匀强电场.一个带电粒子(不计重力)恰好能沿直线MN从左至右通过这一区域.那么匀强磁场和匀强电场的方向可能为下列哪种情况(  )

A.匀强磁场方向竖直向上,匀强电场方向垂直于纸面向外

B.匀强磁场方向竖直向上,匀强电场方向垂直于纸面向里

C.匀强磁场方向垂直于纸面向里,匀强电场方向竖直向上

D.匀强磁场和匀强电场的方向都水平向右

答案

A、当匀强电场方向垂直于纸面向外,假设带正电,则电场力垂直纸面向外,若能做直线运动,则洛伦兹力须垂直纸面向里,则匀强磁场方向竖直向下,故A错误;

B、当匀强电场方向竖直向上,假设粒子带正电,则电场力也是竖直向上,而粒子从左向右运动,则要使洛伦兹力竖直向下,所以匀强磁场方向垂直于纸面向外.若粒子带负电,则电场力是竖直向下,要能做直线运动则洛伦兹力竖直向上,而粒子从左向右运动,所以匀强磁场方向垂直于纸面向外,故B正确;

C、当匀强电场方向竖直向上,假设粒子带正电,则电场力也是竖直向上,而粒子从左向右运动,则要使洛伦兹力竖直向下,所以匀强磁场方向垂直于纸面向外.若粒子带负电,则电场力是竖直向下,要能做直线运动则洛伦兹力竖直向上,而粒子从左向右运动,所以匀强磁场方向垂直于纸面向外.故C错误;

D、当匀强磁场和匀强电场的方向都水平向右,带电粒子不受洛伦兹力,因此在电场力作用下做直线运动,故D正确;

故选:BD

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