Radioactive emissions

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A radioactive source that emits alpha (α\alphaα), beta-minus (β−\beta^-β−), and gamma (γ\gammaγ) radiation is placed in a uniform magnetic field directed perpendicularly out of the page, as shown below. Three distinct paths of radiation, PPP, QQQ, and RRR, are observed.

Deflection of radiation in a magnetic field

Which of the following correctly identifies the radiation types corresponding to paths PPP, QQQ, and RRR?

PPP is α\alphaα, QQQ is γ\gammaγ, RRR is β−\beta^-β−

PPP is β−\beta^-β−, QQQ is γ\gammaγ, RRR is α\alphaα

PPP is β−\beta^-β−, QQQ is α\alphaα, RRR is γ\gammaγ

PPP is γ\gammaγ, QQQ is β−\beta^-β−, RRR is α\alphaα

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