Physics, asked by megha254, 9 months ago

The radius of motion of a charged particle oscillating in a
magnetic field is
(a)mB/qv
(b)mv/qB
(c)mq/vB
(d)qv/mB

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Answered by Jagriti916

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b mv/qb

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