Explanation Given Info: The energy of the proton is 938.3 MeV/c 2 Formula Used: The formula to calculate the energy is, E=Δmc 2 E= ( m p +m p -m π o ) c 2 E=2m p c 2 -m π 0 c 2 • E is the energy produce in the reaction. • c is the velocity of light at free space ( 3×10 8 m/s ). • m p is the mass of the proton (938.3MeV/c 2 ) • m π 0 is the mass of the π 0 (135.0Mev/c 2 ) The required reaction is P+P → 2P+π 0 To evaluate the energy of each proton, equate twice of the relativistic proton energy to the sum of the two protons and π 0 energy...

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