10 ddYelektronAn electron with initial velocity v passes between the X and Y spheresby following the path in the figure. Thisaccording to;I. X (+), Y (-) are loaded.II. Both are (+) loaded.II. X (-), Y (+) is loaded.IV. Both are neutral.V. Both are (-) loaded.Which of their conclusions might be correct?O A) II, IV ve VD) III ve IV OC) I ve IIO B) II, III ve IVO E) I ve III

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d d Y ↑ elektron An electron with initial velocity v passes between the X and Y spheres by following the path in the figure. This according to; 1. X (+), Y (-) are loaded. II. Both are (+) loaded. III. X (-), Y (+) is loaded. IV. Both are neutral. V. Both are (-) loaded. Which of their conclusions might be correct? O A) II, IV ve V O D) III ve IV O C) I ve I B) II E) I

d d Y ↑ elektron An electron with initial velocity v passes between the X and Y spheres by following the path in the figure. This according to; 1. X (+), Y (-) are loaded. II. Both are (+) loaded. III. X (-), Y (+) is loaded. IV. Both are neutral. V. Both are (-) loaded. Which of their conclusions might be correct? O A) II, IV ve V O D) III ve IV O C) I ve I B) II E) I

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