Posted by HANNE on Saturday, October 27, 2012 at 5:05am.
Momentum:
p is mass of a proton
M is the mass of the nuclei
p*2.4E7=Mv' + p(-2.1E7)
KEnergy:
1/2 p (2.4E7)^2=1/2 M v'^2 + 1/2 p (-2.1E7)^2
Two equations, two unknowns: Let algebra go to work. Solve for v' in the first equation in terms of M
then, put that expression for v' into the second equation. It will work out.
so : v' = 7.52679E-20/M?
and, M= 5.66525677E-39
V' = 7.52679E-20/5.66525677E-39
is this correct???
and, M= 5.66525677E-39
V' = 7.52679E-20/5.66525677E-39 = 1.328587618E19
is this correct???
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