The amount of work done by magnetic force in displacing a charged particleSelect one:O Depends on the magnetic flux density BO Always zeroDepends on the amount of displacementDepends on the charge of the particleO Depends on B, charge of particle, displacement of the particle

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The amount of work done by magnetic force in displacing a charged particle Select one: O Depends on the magnetic flux density B O Always zero O Depends on the amount of displacement O Depends on the charge of the particle O Depends on B, charge of particle, displacement of the particle

The amount of work done by magnetic force in displacing a charged particle Select one: O Depends on the magnetic flux density B O Always zero O Depends on the amount of displacement O Depends on the charge of the particle O Depends on B, charge of particle, displacement of the particle

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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The amount of work done by magnetic force in displacing a charged particle
Select one:
O Depends on the magnetic flux density B
O Always zero
Depends on the amount of displacement
Depends on the charge of the particle
O Depends on B, charge of particle, displacement of the particle

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