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In obtain the frequency of revolution of the electron in its circular orbit. Does the answer depend on the speed of the electron? Explain.

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`Bev=(mv^2)/(r)` or `Be=(mv)/(r)=m/r(romega)=momega=m2piv`
or `v=(Be)/(2pim)=((6*5xx10^-4)xx(1*6xx10^(-19)))/(2xx(2xx22//7)xx9*1xx10^(-31))=18*18xx10^6Hz`
The relation for frequency is independent of speed of electron, hence the frequency of revolution of electron is independent of speed of electron.
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