A pulsed proton beam is fired at a target. Each pulse lasts 45.0 ns, and there are 3.00 x 10° protons in each pulse, each proton having a speed of 2.50 x 10°m/s. All the protons hit a circular area of 2.83 x 10m², called the beam spot. What is the average pressure on the beam spot during a pulse if all the protons are absorbed by the target? O 250 Pa 98.4 Pa 197 Pa 49.2Pa

A pulsed proton beam is fired at a target. Each pulse lasts 45.0 ns, and there are 3.00 x 10° protons in each pulse, each proton having a speed of 2.50 x 10°m/s. All the protons hit a circular area of 2.83 x 10m², called the beam spot. What is the average pressure on the beam spot during a pulse if all the protons are absorbed by the target? O 250 Pa 98.4 Pa 197 Pa 49.2Pa

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