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The magnetic force on a particle does NOT depend on A. Mass B. Charge C. Speed...

The magnetic force on a particle does NOT depend on


A. Mass

B. Charge

C. Speed

D. Magnetic Field Strength

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Generally magnetic force F=q(V×B)

From this formula force depends on the charge, speed of charge and Magnetic field strength only. So it is not depends on mass

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