What is the scientific explanation : The magnetic force acting in a positive electric charge depends on the velocity and its path is perpendicular to circular Fb=qvbsin* While the electrical force applied to it is not dependent, its path is parallel Fe=qe

What is the scientific explanation : The magnetic force acting in a positive electric charge depends on the velocity and its path is perpendicular to circular Fb=qvbsin* While the electrical force applied to it is not dependent, its path is parallel Fe=qe

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Chapter11: Magnetic Forces And Fields

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What is the scientific explanation :
The magnetic force acting in a positive
electric charge depends on the velocity
and its path is perpendicular to circular
Fb=qvbsin*
While the electrical force applied to it is
not dependent, its path is parallel
Fe=qe
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