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π\pi + Represents a Pion (A Meson) π\pi - Represents a Muon (A Lepton), Ve Represents an Electron

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π\pi + represents a pion (a meson) , π\pi - represents a muon (a lepton) , ve represents an electron neutrino (a lepton) , and v represents a muon neutrino (a lepton) .Which of the following decays might occur?


A) " π\pi + \rightarrow μ\mu - + v μ\mu "
B) " π\pi + μ\mu + + ve"
C) "\pi <sup>+</sup> represents a pion (a meson) ,  \pi <sup>-</sup> represents a muon (a lepton) , v<sub>e</sub> represents an electron neutrino (a lepton) , and v <sub> </sub>  represents a muon neutrino (a lepton) .Which of the following decays might occur? A)   \pi <sup>+</sup>   \rightarrow    \mu  <sup>-</sup> + v <sub> \mu </sub>   B)     \pi  <sup>+</sup>   \mu   <sup>+</sup> + v<sub>e</sub>  C)      D)      E)   \pi <sup>+</sup>   \rightarrow     \mu  <sup>+</sup> + v <sub> \mu </sub>   "
D) "\pi <sup>+</sup> represents a pion (a meson) ,  \pi <sup>-</sup> represents a muon (a lepton) , v<sub>e</sub> represents an electron neutrino (a lepton) , and v <sub> </sub>  represents a muon neutrino (a lepton) .Which of the following decays might occur? A)   \pi <sup>+</sup>   \rightarrow    \mu  <sup>-</sup> + v <sub> \mu </sub>   B)     \pi  <sup>+</sup>   \mu   <sup>+</sup> + v<sub>e</sub>  C)      D)      E)   \pi <sup>+</sup>   \rightarrow     \mu  <sup>+</sup> + v <sub> \mu </sub>   "
E) " π\pi + \rightarrow μ\mu + + v μ\mu "

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