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W.O.F does not effect the motion of moving electron?

Correct answer: C. Magnetic Field applied in direction of motion

  • A. Electric Field applied in direction of motion
  • B. Electric Field applied perpendicular to direction of motion
  • C. Magnetic Field applied in direction of motion
  • D. Magnetic Field applied perpendicular to direction of motion

Explanation

Here is the explanation of the correct optionF = q(v x b)As v & b are in same direction so their cross product is zero F = q (0)F = 0(The perpendicular option will cause the electron to move in the circular motion)(For Electric field use F = qE (the parallel one cause the electron to experience a force in the direction of the field and changing its speed while perpendicular one will only cause the change in direction) )

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