Two particles have the same charge (q1=q2=1.6x10-19C) and different masses undergo circular motion in a constant magnetic field (B = 0.40 T) with the same speed of 5x106 m/s. If their circular paths differ in radius by 14.8 cm, what is the difference in the mass of these two particles? m2 m1 O a. 18.94 x10^(-28) kg O b. 27.82 x10^(-28) kg O c. 21.46 x10^(-28) kg O d. 15.10 x10^(-28) kg O e. 24.72 x10^(-28) kg

Two particles have the same charge (q1=q2=1.6x10-19C) and different masses undergo circular motion in a constant magnetic field (B = 0.40 T) with the same speed of 5x106 m/s. If their circular paths differ in radius by 14.8 cm, what is the difference in the mass of these two particles? m2 m1 O a. 18.94 x10^(-28) kg O b. 27.82 x10^(-28) kg O c. 21.46 x10^(-28) kg O d. 15.10 x10^(-28) kg O e. 24.72 x10^(-28) kg

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