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The Omega-Minus Particle Decays with the X0 and the π−

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The omega-minus particle decays The omega-minus particle decays with the X<sup>0</sup> and the π<sup>−</sup> eventually decaying into stable baryon(s) and lepton(s) . Utilizing conservation laws, which of the following is the correct accounting of the decay products? A) B) C) D) with the X0 and the π− eventually decaying into stable baryon(s) and lepton(s) . Utilizing conservation laws, which of the following is the correct accounting of the decay products?


A)
The omega-minus particle decays with the X<sup>0</sup> and the π<sup>−</sup> eventually decaying into stable baryon(s) and lepton(s) . Utilizing conservation laws, which of the following is the correct accounting of the decay products? A) B) C) D)
B)
The omega-minus particle decays with the X<sup>0</sup> and the π<sup>−</sup> eventually decaying into stable baryon(s) and lepton(s) . Utilizing conservation laws, which of the following is the correct accounting of the decay products? A) B) C) D)
C)
The omega-minus particle decays with the X<sup>0</sup> and the π<sup>−</sup> eventually decaying into stable baryon(s) and lepton(s) . Utilizing conservation laws, which of the following is the correct accounting of the decay products? A) B) C) D)
D)
The omega-minus particle decays with the X<sup>0</sup> and the π<sup>−</sup> eventually decaying into stable baryon(s) and lepton(s) . Utilizing conservation laws, which of the following is the correct accounting of the decay products? A) B) C) D)

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