Question

What should be the value of g if during the motion spin is always in the same direction as the velocity of the electron?

Answer 1

When any charged object (like, for example, a negatively charged electron) spins in a magnetic field, its energy is determined by the direction in which it rotates. In other words, if the object rotates clockwise, it will have a different amount of energy than it would have if it had rotated counterclockwise.