Multiple Choice
In the weak interaction in the decay of the neutron, what happens to the W− particle produced in the process?
A) It decays into an electron.
B) It decays into a neutrino.
C) It decays into an electron and an electron neutrino.
D) It decays into an electron and an electron antineutrino.
E) Nothing; it stays a W− particle.
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