A pion which has a rest mass of 140 MeV/C2 has a lifetime of 2.6?s; If it is traveling at 0.9c in the laboratory after being produced in an accelerator, how far will it travel in the laboratory before decaying ?
As we know
S = Vt where S = distance and V = velocity
so
After keeping values
S = 702 m
A pion which has a rest mass of 140 MeV/C2 has a lifetime of 2.6?s; If...
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