Find the direction of the velocity of a particle of charge

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Solve the following question:

Question: An infinitely long current-carrying wire carries current I in the +x direction.

Part A: Find the direction of the velocity of a particle of charge q that is at a distance L below the wire such that the magnetic force on it is zero.

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