Two charged particles moving with velocities vį and v2 have some separation between them. The ratio of magnetic force to the Colombian force between them is ('c' is the speed of light) V1V2 1 You Missed c2 You Marked ViV2 4 V2 2. 3.

Two charged particles moving with velocities vį and v2 have some separation between them. The ratio of magnetic force to the Colombian force between them is ('c' is the speed of light) V1V2 1 You Missed c2 You Marked ViV2 4 V2 2. 3.

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velocities vį and v2 have some separation
between them. The ratio of magnetic force
to the Colombian force between them is ('c'
is the speed of light)
V1V2
You Missed
c2
You Marked
ViV2
4
V2
2)
3.

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