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Cross-section and analyzing power data from 197 MeV $(p,p')$ scattering andlongitudinal and transverse form factors for electron scattering to low lyingstates in $^{10}$B have been analyzed as tests of the structure of the nuclearstates when they are described using a no-core $(0+2)\hbar\omega$ shell model.While the results obtained from the shell model clearly show the need of otherelements, three-body forces in particular, to explain the observed spectrum,the reasonable level of agreement obtained in the analyses of the scatteringdata suggest that the wavefunctions from our shell model using only a two-bodypotential are credible. Any changes to the wavefunctions with the introductionof three-body forces in the shell model Hamiltonian should therefore berelatively minor.

Low excitation structure of $^{10}$B probed by scattering of electron and of 197 MeV polarized protons