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A charge is passing through a static magnetic field. The speed of the charge does not change as it passes through the field

A charge is passing through a static magnetic field. The speed of the charge does not change as it passes through the field. True of False?

 

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It is true because In a magnetic field a moving charge always experiences a force perpendicular to its direction of motion so it moves in a circular path with constant speed but does not change its speed.

Dr. OWL answered 4 years ago
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