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When X-rays are projected in strong magnetic field it will:-

A

deflect right.

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deflect left.

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C

move in opposite direction to magnetic field

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not deflect

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Solution

The correct option is D
not deflect

X-rays are not deflected by electrons and magnetic fields as they do not carry any charges.
X-rays can not deflect right or left or in opposition to magnetic field as they don't carry any charges and are electromagnetic radiations.
Hence option D is correct.

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