What is the masss of pion plus (pi^(+))?...

What is the masss of pion plus `(pi^(+))`?

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To find the mass of the pion plus (π⁺), we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Understand the mass of the electron The mass of an electron is a known constant. It is approximately: \[ m_e = 9.1 \times 10^{-31} \text{ kg} \] ### Step 2: Determine the mass ratio The mass of the pion plus (π⁺) is given as 273 times the mass of the electron: ...

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If m_(e) is mass of an electron, then mass of pion plus (pi^(+)) particle is

`207m_(e)`

`273m_(e)`

`m_(e)/207`

`m_(e)/273`

What is the values of tan ((5pi)/(6))sin((7pi)/(6)) ?

`(1)/(sqrt(3))`

`(2)/(sqrt(3))`

`(1)/(2sqrt(3))`

`(1)/(2)`

What is the value of tan (pi/(12)) ?

`1-sqrt3`

`sqrt3-1`

`2-sqrt3`

`sqrt3-2`