Two singly-ionized particles (charge e each) but with different masses move perpendicular to a uniform magnetic field wh

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Two singly-ionized particles (charge e each) but with different masses move perpendicular to a uniform magnetic field wh

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Two singly-ionized particles (charge e each) but with differentmasses move perpendicular to a uniform magnetic field whoseintensity is B = 0.4 T with a speed of 5000 km/s, followingcircular paths whose diameters differ by 5.0 cm. What is the massdifference between the particles?
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