**Transcription for Educational Website:**4. **Delta Particle Mass Measurement**The typical measurements of the mass of a Δ (Delta) particle, approximately 1230 MeV/c², are depicted in the figure. Although the lifetime of the delta particle is too brief to measure directly, it can be inferred using the energy-time uncertainty principle. The task is to estimate the lifetime from the full width at half-maximum (FWHM) of the mass measurement distribution provided.**Graph Explanation:**- **X-Axis:** Represents the mass of the delta particle in MeV/c², ranging from 1000 to 1600 MeV/c².- **Y-Axis:** Indicates the number of data measurements, showing the frequency of each mass measurement value.- **Curve:** A bell-shaped curve representing the distribution of mass measurements. The peak of this curve is centered around the mean mass value of the delta particle.- **Each Bin Width:** The graph specifies that each bin in the histogram has a width of 25 MeV/c², allowing for a detailed examination of the distribution.This visualization aids in understanding the typical mass range of the Δ particle and provides a means to estimate its lifetime using the principles of quantum mechanics.

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