An electron of charge`e`, revolves round in an orbit of radius `r` with a uniform angular velocity `omega`. The magnetic dipole moment of the electron in the orbit isA. `eomegar//2`B. `e omegar^(2)//2`C. `eomega^(2)r//2`D. `eomega^(2)r^(2)//2`

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1.	An electron of charge`e`, revolves round in an orbit of radius `r` with a uniform angular velocity `omega`. The magnetic dipole moment of the electron in the orbit isA. `eomegar//2`B. `e omegar^(2)//2`C. `eomega^(2)r//2`D. `eomega^(2)r^(2)//2`
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