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A uniform magnetic filed `B` exists in a region. An electron is given velocity perpendicular to the magnetic field. Assuming Bohr's quantization rule for angular momentum.
Calculate the radius of the nth orbit

A

`sqrt((nh)/(2pieB))`

B

`sqrt((nheB)/(2pi))`

C

`sqrt((nhe)/(2piB))`

D

`sqrt((nhB)/(2pie))`

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The correct Answer is:
A

`evB=(mv^(2))/(r )" "rArrr=(mv)/(eB)`
`mvr=(nh)/(2pi)`....(2)
`rArr r^(2)=(nh)/(2pie)" "(1)/(B)`
`r_(n)=sqrt((nh)/(2pieB))`
`v=(nh)/(2pi).(1)/(mr)=(nh)/(2pi)(1)/(m)sqrt((2pieB)/(nh))=sqrt((nh.eB)/(2pim^(2)))`
`v_(min)sqrt((h.eB)/(2pim^(2)))`
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