Electrons have a rest mass of 9.1095x103"kg(0.511 mev/c2) and an energy of 0.511 mev million electron volts) when at rest. in a colliding beam experiment, a beam of electrons accelerated to a high speed is sent toward a beam of antielectrons (same mass as electrons) moving in the opposite direction at the same speed. a.) experimenters hope to create the j/y particle that has a rest mass energy of 3097 mev through one of these collisions. the j/y particle is made up of a combination of a charmed quark and its antiparticle. how is it possible to create a particle whose mass is greater than the sum of the masses of the particles that collide? b.) what speed is necessary for the electrons? develop a formula for v/c in terms of the energies and masses described in part a plus the intro to the problem. you don't have to solve for the number c.) draw a feynman diagram for the process