A charged particle moves with velocity →v=a^i+d^j in a magnetic field →B=A^i+D^j. The force acting on the particle has magnitude F. Then,
F=0, if aD=dA
F=0, if aD=−dA
F∝(a2+b2)1/2×(A2+D2)1/2
F=0, if aA=−dD
A
F=0, if aD=dA
B
F=0, if aD=−dA
C
F=0, if aA=−dD
D
F∝(a2+b2)1/2×(A2+D2)1/2
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→F=q(→v×→B)
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