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| 4th Jan, 2009,
07:46: PM
Expert Answer:
An electric field is present at a distance r from a charged particle and this is inversely proportional to the square of the distance and directly proportional to the charge.
Experiments show that the magnetic field is also proportional to q and to 1/r^2. This field is given by B=μ 0 /4pi(qv sinΦ)/r^2. This field is perpendicular to the plane containing the line from the source point to the field point and the particle's velocity vector.
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| 5th Jan, 2009,
12:09: PM
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