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A Baryon with Strangeness 0 Decays Via the Strong Interaction

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A baryon with strangeness 0 decays via the strong interaction into two particles, one of which is a baryon with strangeness +1. The other might be:


A) a baryon with strangeness 0
B) a baryon with strangeness +1
C) a baryon with strangeness -1
D) a meson with strangeness +1
E) a meson with strangeness -1

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