Physics, 20.12.2019 22:31 jack6563

Assume that each particle contains only combinations of the quarks u, d, and s and the antiquarks u¯, d¯,

part a deduce the quark content of a particle with charge +e, baryon number 0, and strangeness +1.
view available hint(s) deduce the quark content of a particle with charge +e, baryon number 0, and strangeness +1. dds us¯ u¯s uus usd
part b deduce the quark content of a particle with charge +e, baryon number −1, and strangeness +1.
view available hint(s) deduce the quark content of a particle with charge +e, baryon number 1, and strangeness +1. dds us¯ uus d¯d¯s¯ usd
part c deduce the quark content of a particle with charge 0, baryon number +1, and strangeness −2.

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