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Answer: C. \(\dfrac{e}{2m_e}\)

Answer: (c) \(\dfrac{e}{2m_e}\)

For an electron in a circular orbit, the orbital magnetic moment is \(M_0 = \dfrac{evr}{2}\) and the orbital angular momentum is \(L_0 = m_e vr\). The gyromagnetic ratio is \(\dfrac{M_0}{L_0} = \dfrac{e}{2m_e}\), a constant (about \(8.8\times10^{10}\) C/kg).

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