Three particles (proton, electron, and neutron) start to move right, as shown in the figure. Suddenly they encounter the same uniform magnetic field pointing out of the page and select three different paths. Which particles will choose a, b and c paths shown?

Three particles (proton, electron, and neutron) start to move right, as shown in the figure. Suddenly they encounter the same uniform magnetic field pointing out of the page and select three different paths. Which particles will choose a, b and c paths shown?

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