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A proton moving in a straight line enters a strong magnetic field in a direction parallel to the field. What will be the change in its speed and the direction of motion on moving the magnetic field?

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When a proton enters a strong magnetic field along the field direction, i.e., `theta = 0^(@)` , the force experienced by proton is `F = qvB sin theta = qvB sin^(@) =0`. Therefore, the path and velocity of the proton will remain unchanged.
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