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Standard XII
Physics
The Circular Motion
Question

An electron and a proton are injected into a uniform magnetic field at right angle to its direction with the same momentum. Then
  1. electrons path isless curved than protons path
  2. protons path will be less curved than electrons
    path
  3. the paths of both will be equally curved
  4. both the trajectories will be straight

A
electrons path isless curved than protons path
B
the paths of both will be equally curved
C
protons path will be less curved than electrons
path
D
both the trajectories will be straight
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R = mvQB=PQB [ P is same]
Q and B are same in magnitude in case of e and p their path will be equally curved

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