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How would I express the magnetic force in terms of Fmax if the angle between the velocity and the magnetic field direction is 10 degrees?

I know the magnetic force equation is F=qVBsin(theta), but how do I put it in terms of maximum force (Fmax)?

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Don't know. As a percentage of BVq maybe?

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