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The image shows an electron moving up and right in the plane of the computer screen. The electron feels a force that is out of the plane of the screen. What is the direction of a magnetic field that will give the largest force on the electron in the direction out of the screen? (In other words, if you have a magnetic field with a fixed magnitude, but you can change its direction any way you want, what direction should you point it to get the maximum possible force on the electron out of the screen?) Velectron F out O Right, the the plane of the screen. O Right and Up, in the plane of the screen. O Up, in the plane of the screen Left and Up. in the plane of the screen O Left, in the plane of the screen Left and Down, in the plane of the screen O Down, in the plane of the screen Right and Down, in the plane of the screen Into the plane of the screen O Out of the plane of the screen O Clockwise, in the plane of the screen O Counter Clockwise, in the plane of the screen O Zero. There is no direction because the quantity in the question has zero magnitude