Gamma rays, emitted during radioactive decay, are deflected by?

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1. Gamma rays, emitted during radioactive decay, are deflected by?

A magnetic field, but not by an electric field

An electric field, but not by a magnetic field

Both electric and magnetic fields

Neither an electric field nor a magnetic field

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Gamma rays are high-energy, electrically neutral photons, so — just like X-rays — they pass through electric and magnetic fields completely undeflected.