19 The following statements describe the Magnetic Force on a moving charge EXCEPT:A perpendicular to velocity and magnetic field of the chargeB) directly proportional to electric charge and magnitude of velocity of the chargec) directly proportional to magnetic field strengthD parallel to velocity and magnetic field of the charge

Direction of magnetic force can be determined by Fleming left hand rule.

ollowing statements describe the Magnetic Force on a moving charge EXCEPT: ) perpendicular to velocity and magnetic field of the charge directly proportional to electric charge and magnitude of velocity of the charge ) directly proportional to magnetic field strength ) parallel to velocity and magnetic field of the charge

ollowing statements describe the Magnetic Force on a moving charge EXCEPT: ) perpendicular to velocity and magnetic field of the charge directly proportional to electric charge and magnitude of velocity of the charge ) directly proportional to magnetic field strength ) parallel to velocity and magnetic field of the charge

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter11: Magnetic Forces And Fields

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Problem 9CQ: Considering the magnetic force law, are the velocity and magnetic field always perpendicular? Are...

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