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Path of an electron entering perpendicular in a uniform magnetic field will be:

A

Lineasr

B

paraobolic

C

ellipse

D

circular

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The correct Answer is:
D
Circular
Explanation: `F=qvB sin 90^(@)`
The charged particle is moving under the influence of constant force but the direction is continuously changing.
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