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how much force acts on a charged particle if it moves parallel to the direction of magnetic field ​

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Answered by mananmadani53
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Charged Particles Moving Parallel to Magnetic Fields

Zero Force When Velocity is Parallel to Magnetic Field: In the case above the magnetic force is zero because the velocity is parallel to the magnetic field lines.

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Answered by CUPCAKE2103
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Zero Force When Velocity is Parallel to Magnetic Field.

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