Concept explainers
(a) To determine:
The particle that produce the quark combination .
Answer to Problem 39P
Solution:
The particle that produces the quark combination is proton
Explanation of Solution
Given info:
The quark combination produce is .
The combination contains up, up, and down quarks. The total charge on this quark combination is and also the baryon number is . But the values of other quarks like strangeness, charm, bottomness and topness are all equal to .
From the table of the book, proton has the following condition of charge and baryon number have and all other values of quarks are .
(b) To determine:
The particle that produce the quark combination .
Answer to Problem 39P
Solution:
The particle that produces the quark combination is Xi Ʃ-.
Explanation of Solution
Given info:
The quark combination produce is .
The combination contains all anti-quarks up, up, up and strangeness. The total charge on this quark combination is . Since all are anti-quarks so, the value of strangeness is and the value of baryon number is . But the values of other quarks like, charm, bottomness and topness are all equal to .
From the table of the book, Xi Ʃ- has the following condition of charge and strangeness number have and all other values of quarks are .
(c) To determine:
The particle that produce the quark combination .
Answer to Problem 39P
Solution:
The particle that produces the quark combination is Kaon .
Explanation of Solution
Given info:
The quark combination produce is .
The combination contains one antiquark that is up and one quark that is strangeness. The total charge on this quark combination is . The value of strangeness is and the value of Baryon number is . But the values of other quarks like, charm, bottomness and topness are all equal to .
From the table of the book, Kaon has the following condition of charge and strangeness number have and all other values of quarks are .
(d) To determine:
The particle that produce the quark combination .
Answer to Problem 39P
Solution:
The particle that produces the quark combination is pion .
Explanation of Solution
Given info:
The quark combination produce is .
The combination contains one quark that is down and one antiquark that is strangeness. The total charge on this quark combination is . The value of all other quarks like, charm, strangeness, baryon number, bottomness and topness are all equal to .
From the table of the book, pion has the following condition of charge and all other values of quarks are .
(e) To determine:
The particle that produce the quark combination .
Answer to Problem 39P
Solution:
The particle that produces the quark combination is .
Explanation of Solution
Given info:
The quark combination produce is .
The combination contains one quark that is charm and one anti-quark that is strangeness. The total charge on this quark combination is . The value of strangeness is and the value of charm is . But all other quarks like,, strangeness, baryon number, bottomness and topness are all equal to .
From the table of the book, has the following condition of charge and strangeness number have and all other values of quarks are .
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