893. An electron moving in a circle at high speed generates apolarized electromagnetic wave called synchrotronradiation. Which of the following gives all possibleorientations of the magnetic field, for any synchrotronradiation produced by the electron below?A. a onlyB.b onlyC. c and b onlyD. a, b, and ckbACaA. a onlyB.b onlyC. c and b onlyD. a, b, and cb894. Which of the following gives possible directions ofpropagation for any synchrotron radiation produced bythe electron in the previous question?

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