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A nucleus moving with a velocity `vecv` emits an `alpha` -particle. Let the velocities of the `alpha` -particle and the remaining nucleus be `vecv_(1)` and `vecv_(2)` and their masses be `m_(1)` and `m_(2)`.

A

`vecv, vecv_(1)` and `vecv_(2)` must be parallel to each other.

B

None of the two of `vecv, vecv_(1)` and `vecv_(2)` should be parallel to each other

C

`vecv_(1) + vecv_(2)` must be parallel to `vecv`

D

`m_(1)vecv_(1) + m_(2) vecv_(2)` must be parallel to `vecv`

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