You are in a room with a strong magnetic field of B= 2 Tesla, which points directly in front of you. You have two identical balloons, but one is neutrally charged and the other is positively charged (+).
When you drop the uncharged balloon, you observe if fall with a constant velocity of v=3.5 m/s.
When you drop the charged balloon you observe that it gets pushed toward the right with a force of 7.0 Newtons while it falls.
What is the charge of the balloon?
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