On what condition force acting on a moving charge in uniform magnetic field will be minimum
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It depends upon the magnetic field
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The magnetic force acting on a change moving freely in a uniform magnetic field is equal to charge into the vector product of velocity and magnetic field vectors .
F = q(v×B)
The magnetic force will be minimum (F = 0) when the velocity vector is parallel to the magnetic field vector . Due to this the vector product (v×B) will be zero.
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