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a moving charged particle is observed to experience no magnetic force. from this what conclusion can be true?
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a moving charged particle is observed to experience no magnetic force. from this what conclusion can be true?

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if the moving particle(speed) and magnetic field are parallel or antiparallel, it experiences no magnetic force.

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