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If ‘R’ is the Radius of Dees and ‘B’ Be the Magnetic Field of Induction in Which Positive Charges (Q) of Mass (M) Escape from the Cyclotron, Then Its Maximum Speed (Vmax) is

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If ‘R’ is the radius of dees and ‘B’ be the magnetic field of induction in which positive charges (q) of mass (m) escape from the cyclotron, then its maximum speed (vmax) is _______.

A) `(qR)/(Bm)`

B)`(qm)/(Br)`

C) `(qBR)/m`

D) `m/(qBR)`

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`(qBR)/m`

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