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ntCathode rays are moving between the poles of a magnet .Due to the effect of magnetic field of a magnetn nt1,velocity of rays increasesn nt2,velocity of rays decreasesn nt3,rays deflected towards south polen nt4,rays deflected in upward direction and perpendicular to plane of the papern

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