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A Beam Consisting Of α-particles. β-particles And γ-rays Pass Through A Magnetic Field At Right Angles To The Direction Of The Field. Which Of The Following Observations Would Be Made About The α-particles, β-particles, And γ-rays Respectively? - Erudites Academy

A beam consisting of α-particles. β-particles and γ-rays pass through a magnetic field at right angles to the direction of the field. Which of the following observations would be made about the α-particles, β-particles, and γ-rays respectively?

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A. Deflected, deflected, deflected
B. Deflected, deflected, not deflected
C. Deflected, not deflected, deflected
D. Not deflected, deflected, deflected

Correct Answer:

Option B – Deflected, deflected, not deflected

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