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Nuclear Physics a) if we have a radioactive source between alpha particles with energy T =...

Nuclear Physics

a) if we have a radioactive source between alpha particles with energy T = 4Mev, what is the value of the magnetic field applied so that the radius of the curvature is 10cm? b) the same for electrons instead of alpha particles with T = 4MeV

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