All these are reasons why particle synclotrons are so big, EXCEPT: Group of answer choices a)the particles emit synchrotron radiation. b)the magnetic field is not high enough. c)the particles need to have high speed. d)the particles need to have high energy.

All these are reasons why particle synclotrons are so big, EXCEPT: Group of answer choices a)the particles emit synchrotron radiation. b)the magnetic field is not high enough. c)the particles need to have high speed. d)the particles need to have high energy.

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All these are reasons why particle synclotrons are so big, EXCEPT:

Group of answer choices

a)the particles emit synchrotron radiation.

b)the magnetic field is not high enough.

c)the particles need to have high speed.

d)the particles need to have high energy.

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