What are the signs of the charges on particles a, b, and c?
Does particle a or b have the greatest velocity, assuming they have identical charges and masses? Does particle a or b have the greatest mass, assuming they have identical charges and velocities?
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Approach used:- here we use the force on a charges particle moving in a magnetic field to find the sign of charge, and then we the radius of trajectory formula for a charged particle in magnetic field to decide the speed and mass
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