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magnetic field forms closed loop always. So, it should be called a non-conservative force.
But if a charged particle enters a magnetic field, it would move in a straight line or circular path or an helical path. In all the three cases, the magnetic field won't do any work on the charged particle. So, is it worth talking about the non-conservative in nature of magnetic field.
But if a charged particle enters a magnetic field, it would move in a straight line or circular path or an helical path. In all the three cases, the magnetic field won't do any work on the charged particle. So, is it worth talking about the non-conservative in nature of magnetic field.