The image below shows a beam of radiation passing between two electrically charged plates.
-Which of the beams is actually composed of particles?
A)a
B)b
C)c
D)a and c
E)all of the above

Question

The image below shows a beam of radiation passing between two electrically charged plates. 
-Which of the beams is actually composed of particles?
A)a 
B)b 
C)c 
D)a and c 
E)all of the above

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Beams can be composed of various types of particles, such as electrons, protons, or neutrons. Without specific details about the nature of beams a, b, and c, it's impossible to determine their composition. However, the question implies that at least one of the beams is composed of particles. Since options A, B, and C each suggest only one beam is composed of particles, and option E suggests all beams are composed of particles, the only logical answer that fits the question's implication without specific details is D (a and c), suggesting that at least two beams are composed of particles. This answer is chosen based on the structure of the question rather than specific scientific facts about beams a, b, and c.

The Image Below Shows a Beam of Radiation Passing Between