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Law of Radioactivity

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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING NEVER GET DEFLECTED WHEN MOVING IN A UNIFORM MAGNETIC FIELD.
ELECTRON BEAM
ALPHA RAYS
BETA RAYS
GAMMA RAYS

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Since gamma ray is charge less, the beam of gamma ray will not get deflected.

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