MCQ
Two parallel beams of electrons moving in the same direction produce a mutual force
- AOf attraction in plane of paper
- ✓Of repulsion in plane of paper
- CUpwards perpendicular to plane of paper
- DDownwards perpendicular to plane of paper
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Of repulsion in plane of paper
b
Two beams of electron moving parallel to each other in the same direction will repel each other in the plane of the paper.
Two beams of electron moving parallel to each other in the same direction will repel each other in the plane of the paper.
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