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huvestion 3. mognetic field is produced inside a cubic chamber of öheme A and the electromagnetic waves propag ate at the Speed of ight c.If some other particle is present in this chamber, ist the four condition's under which this particle of mass m will experience force- free "life"." a

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huestion 3. A
mognetic field is produ ced inside
olume A and the electromagnetic waves propag ate at the speed of
other parkicle is
a cubic chamber of
ight c
.IF some
present in this chamber,
ist the four condition's under which this particle of mass
force- free "life"."
m will experience
a

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