Velocity selector will select only those charge particles whose velocity is given by:
Correct answer: A. V= E/B
- A. V= E/B
- B. V=B/E
- C. V=ExB
- D. V=0
Explanation
The correct statement is A. V = E/B. In a velocity selector, charged particles with a specific velocity are selected. This velocity is determined by the ratio of the electric field (E) to magnetic field (B) in the selector.
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