If we could somehow make a similar beam of muons, how would their behavior differ from that of electrons? Pick the best response. The circular path would be about 14 times larger in diameter. The circular path would be about 1/14th the size of the electron's path The circular path would be 207 times larger in diameter with the muon instead of the electron There would be no difference with the muon instead of the electron

If we could somehow make a similar beam of muons, how would their behavior differ from that of electrons? Pick the best response. The circular path would be about 14 times larger in diameter. The circular path would be about 1/14th the size of the electron's path The circular path would be 207 times larger in diameter with the muon instead of the electron There would be no difference with the muon instead of the electron

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		The circular path would be about 14 times larger in diameter.
		The circular path would be about 1/14th the size of the electron's path
		The circular path would be 207 times larger in diameter with the muon instead of the electron
		There would be no difference with the muon instead of the electron