A charge particle moving in magnetic field $B$, has the components of velocity along $B$ as well as perpendicular to $B$. The path of the charge particle will be
A charge particle moving in magnetic field $B$, has the components of velocity along $B$ as well as perpendicular to $B$. The path of the charge particle will be
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- A
helical path with the axis perpendicular to the direction of magnetic field $B$
- B
straight along the direction of magnetic field $B$
- C
helical path with the axis along magnetic field $B$
- D
circular path
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