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4 years ago

Match the process with the fundamental interaction responsible for this process.

Physics

1 answer:

Phantasy [73]4 years ago

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Answer:

a - 3 , b - 2 , c-- 2 , d - 1

Explanation:

In this exercise we must relate the different physical processes with the force responsible for the process:

a. Neutron decay

the disintegration of the neutral is an example of the weak interaction

a - 3

b. The Earth pulls the Moon.

In this case as the two bodies and with great mass, the interaction is the gravitational interaction

b - 2

c. gravitational interaction

c-- 2

d. Protons repel other protons in the nucleus.

Since the two particles have a positive charge, the interaction is electromagnetic

d - 1

missing the case of the strong interaction that is responsible for the attraction of proton proton and proton neutron within the nucleus

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