In a collision experiment, a proton at rest is struck by an antiproton. (a) What is the minimum kinetic energy of the antiproton if the available energy is 2.00 TeV? (b) If a colliding beam is used instead of a stationary target, what minimum kinetic energy for each beam is required for an available energy of 2.00 TeV?

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In a collision experiment, a proton at rest is struck by an antiproton.

(a) What is the minimum kinetic energy of the antiproton if the available energy is 2.00 TeV?

(b) If a colliding beam is used instead of a stationary target, what minimum kinetic energy for each beam is required for an available energy of 2.00 TeV?

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