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Subject: A neutral kaon at rest decays, what is the momentum of the pions?
Date: Mon Jan 30 20:13:26 2006
Posted by Mike
Grade level: 10-12
School: West High School
City: Manchester State/Province: NH
Country: United States
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1138677206.Ph
Message:
Full question: A neutral kaon with a mass of 498 MeV/c2, initially at rest,
decays into two charged pions, each with a mass of 198 MeV/c2. What is the
momentum of each of the pions? ... Am I right in assuming that there is
momentum because some mass is turned into energy? I can't find too much
information regarding this, so how would I go about this calculation?
Re: A neutral kaon at rest decays, what is the momentum of the pions?
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