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$\pi$ ⁺ Represents a Pion (A Meson) $\mu$ ^- Represents a Muon (A Lepon), V_e Represents an Electron

Question 2

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$\pi$ ⁺ represents a pion (a meson) , $\mu$ ^- represents a muon (a lepon) , v_e represents an electron neutrino (a lepton) , and v _$\mu$ and p represents a proton a muon neutrino (a lepton) . Which of the following decays might occur?

A) ( $\pi$ ⁺ $\rightarrow$ $\mu$ ^- + v _$\mu$ )
B) ( $\pi$ ⁺ $\rightarrow$ $\mu$ ⁺ + v_e)
C) $\pi + represents a pion (a meson) , \mu - represents a muon (a lepon) , ve represents an electron neutrino (a lepton) , and v \mu and p represents a proton a muon neutrino (a lepton) . Which of the following decays might occur? A) ( \pi + \rightarrow\mu - + v \mu ) B) ( \pi + \rightarrow\mu + + ve) C) D) E) ( \pi + \rightarrow\mu + + v \mu )$
D) $\pi + represents a pion (a meson) , \mu - represents a muon (a lepon) , ve represents an electron neutrino (a lepton) , and v \mu and p represents a proton a muon neutrino (a lepton) . Which of the following decays might occur? A) ( \pi + \rightarrow\mu - + v \mu ) B) ( \pi + \rightarrow\mu + + ve) C) D) E) ( \pi + \rightarrow\mu + + v \mu )$
E) ( $\pi$ ⁺ $\rightarrow$ $\mu$ ⁺ + v _$\mu$ )