When a charged particle moving with velocity
is subjected to a magnetic field of induction
, the force on it is non‐zero. This implies that
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D
Force acting on a charged particle moving with velocity
is subjected to magnetic field
is given by
; 
(i) When 
(ii) When 
(iii) When 
This implies force acting on a charged particle is non‐zero, when angle between
and
can have any value other than zero and 
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