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An electron is at P `t = 0` It is circulating in anticlockwise direction with a constant angular speed `omega` along the shown circular path. Magnetic field at `Q(CQ = 2R`, where R is radius of the circular) will be recorded as zero at times)

A

`(pi)/(3 omega)`

B

`(5 pi)/(3 omega)`

C

`(7 pi)/(3 omega)`

D

`(8 pi)/(3 omega)`

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The correct Answer is:
A, B, C
Zero magnetic field will be recorded at Q when particle is at A and B such that AQ and BQ are tangent to circle.
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