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An electron, a proton and a `He^(+)` ion projected into a magnetic field with same kinetic energy, with velocities being perpendicular to the magnetic field. The order of the radii of circles traced by them is :

A

`r_(p)gtf_(He+)gtr_(e)`

B

`r_(He+)gtr_(p)gtr_(e)`

C

`r_(p)=r_(He+)ltr_(e)`

D

None

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