(a) In decay of, say, a nucleus, show that the nucleus carries away a fraction of the

Chapter 30, Problem 30.85

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(a) In decay of, say, a nucleus, show that the nucleus carries away a fraction of the total energy available, where is the mass number of the daughter nucleus. [Hint: Use conservation of momentum as well as conservation of energy.] (b) Approximately what percentage of the energy available is thus carried off by the particle when decays?

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