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Physics, 02.09.2019 17:30 andrewalas88

Amoving particle fragments or decays into a particle moving at .53c, mass 135 mev/c2, and a particle moving at .98c, mass 938 mev/c2 - both going in the same direction. calculate the mass and speed of the initial particle.

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