Discussion
X-rays travel in straight line are affected by
Answer: D
X-rays are affected by neither electric nor magnetic fields.
X-rays are electromagnetic waves, streams of photons that carry no electric charge. A charged particle is deflected by electric and magnetic fields, but an uncharged photon travels straight through them.
This is how X-rays were shown to differ from cathode rays (electrons), which are bent by both fields. So the options saying they are affected by one or both fields are wrong.
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