Physics, asked by abhibhat10199, 9 months ago

Cathode rays (stream of electrons) are moving between the poles of a magnet. Due
to the effect of magnetic field of magnet:
(1) Velocity of rays increases
(2) Velocity of rays decreases
(3) Rays deflected towards south pole
4) Rays deflected in upward direction and perpendicular to the plane of the paper​

Answers

Answered by sujeetrsskmp
0

Answer:

A

Explanation:

A cathods rays are a stream of electrons, when they are passed through magnets, due to magnetic field (of magnets) and velocuity of electrons, Lrents force (q

v

×

B

) acts upon them (in the figure its directions is into the page). As the force acts in a direction perpendicular to the initial direction of velocity, the velocity in the directions of force also increases so the net velocity (∣

V

net

2

=

V

in

2

+∣

V

force

2

)

also increases,

Option A is correct.

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