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An electron and a proton travel with the same v0 and enter with an angle φ...

An electron and a proton travel with the same v0 and enter with an angle φ with respect to a uniform magnetic field B0. Therefore, the radii and periods and the trajectories formed satisfy: a) Re <Rp, Te> Tp, b) Re> Rp, Te> Tp, c) Re <Rp, Te <Tp, d) Re> Rp , Te <Tp

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