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Debanjana Adhikari posted an Question
May 25, 2020 • 18:34 pm
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Please also explain the formula required to do the sum
The value of the magnetic field required to maintain non-relativistic protons of energy 1MeV in a circular orbit of radius 100 mm is (Given: m, =1.67 x10" kg, e=1.6x10-C) Tesla
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Dhairya sharma
dear see attachment. here i use the concept that when a particle move in an orbit centripital force and external force should balance.
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and we know that in an orbital motion particle moves perpendicular to surface at each and every point. if inward force is equal to outward force particle will continue to orbital motion.
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i attatched formula associated with it in my calculations.
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for further querry plz ask.
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i hope it will clear your all doubts.
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Dhairya sharma
dear formula is already provided plz see that.