A force which is experienced in a magnetic field depends on:
Correct answer: D. all of these
- A. magnitude of charge
- B. speed of the moving charge V
- C. magnitude field of induction B
- D. all of these
- E. none of these
Explanation
Force on the charge in the magnetic field depends on the magnitude of the charge, the velocity of the charge, and the magnetic field of induction.
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