Cody J. answered 09/26/24
Software Engineer with a B.S. in Physics
Recall the Lorentz force:
F = q(E + v × B),
where × denotes the cross product and boldface symbols denote vectors. Substituting the given values into this equation gives:
F = q(Ej + vB(i + j) × j).
All that remains is to compute the cross product. Recall that the cross product is distributive and that i × j = k (per the "righthand rule") and j × j = 0 (the zero vector).
F = qEj + qvB(k + 0)
= qEj + qvBk.