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illustrate Motion of charge on helical path?

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Answered by faik79
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When an electron moves in uniform external magnetic field, with velocity not perpendicular, I understand that the magnitude of force is only due to the perpendicular component of velocity and is perpendicular to both components of velocity. But this force, though only due to the perpendicular component, acts on the particle. So why is it that the parallel component of velocity is not changed whereas the perpendicular component of velocity keeps changing its direction.
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