A charged particle enters a non-uniform magnetic field varrying from point to point both in magnitude and direction with a certain initial velocity what do you say about it. Find velocity of particle where it leaves field.

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Dear Student ,
The final velocity of the particle when it leaves the magnetic field will be equal to its initial field because due to the changing magnetic force the direction of velocity may change but the magnitude remains same .
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A charged particle enters a non-uniform magnetic field varrying from point to point both in magnitude and direction with a certain initial velocity what do you say about it. Find velocity of particle where it leaves field.

Dear Student , The final velocity of the particle when it leaves the magnetic field will be equal to its initial field because due to the changing magnetic force the direction of velocity may change but the magnitude remains same . Regards

Dear Student ,
The final velocity of the particle when it leaves the magnetic field will be equal to its initial field because due to the changing magnetic force the direction of velocity may change but the magnitude remains same .
Regards