Moving Charges and Magnetism

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Explanation- for a charge particle to move in circular path

Mv2/r = qvB

v/r=w= bq/m

w= v/r = LT-1L = T-1

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Explanation- force on charge particle due to both electric and magnetic field . now if electric force and magnetic field is zero then electric field and magnetic field is also zero.

Magnetic field is only responsible for constant

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Answer – (a)

Explanation- gyro magnetic ratio does not depend upon which electron is rotating.

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Answer. (d)

Explanation- W=MBcos θ , as the loop make 30 degree angle but angle made by axis of the loop with the direction of magnetic field, therefore work done is zero.

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Answer – (a)

Explanation – when a charge particle enter in cyclotron it will always accelerated with the help of oscillating electric field. But it will move with the same speed with the help of magnetic field.

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