An electron and a proton have equal kinetic energies. They enter in a magnetic field perpendicularly, Then
A
Both will follow a circular path with same radius
B
Both will follow a helical path
C
Both will follow a parabolic path
D
All the statements are false
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D
All the statements are false
d (d) Particles entering perpendicularly, hence they will describe circular path. Since their masses are different so they will describe path of different radii.
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