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What is the force acting on a current carrying wire which is placed in a magnetic field along the direction of the magnetic field?

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force acting on wire is positive
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force acting on wire is zero
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force acting on wire is negative
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force acting on wire is maximum
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Solution

The correct option is B force acting on wire is zero
We know that charge moving in a magnetic field, in the direction of the magnetic field does not experience any force. So the force acting on wire is zero when it is kept along a magnetic field.

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