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A force acts on a charged particle moving in a magnetic field but this force does not change the speed of the particle. Explain

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Answered by anonymous240
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If a force is acting on a charged particle, the particle will most likely be deflected. Here the direction of the particle changes and not the speed. So the speed remains constant but the velocity changes

Answered by Anonymous
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A force acts on a charged particle moving in a magnetic field but this force does not change the speed of the particle because its velocity is changing and speed is not changing because no change in direction

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