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What is the mass (in kg) of theZ°? What is the ratio of the mass of the to the mass of theZ° proton?

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Mass of Z°is 1.635×10-25kg The ratio of the mass of theZ° to the mass of the proton is97.1992

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01

Mass of Z°

Mass of Z° particle is mz=91.2GeV/c2

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calculate mass of Z° in kg hence find ratio

Mass of Z°particle is mz=91.2GeV/c2

Mass ofZ°in atomic mass units is,

mz=91.2×103MeV/c2(c2/(931.5MeV/u))mz=97.906602u

Now, it is known that role="math" localid="1663947806501" 1u=1.67×10-27kg

This results in,

mz=97.906602×1.67×10-27mz=1.635×10-25kg

The mass of proton is mp=1.007276u.

The ratio of mass of Z°to mass of proton is,

mz/mp=97.906602u/1.007276umz/mp=97.1992

Therefore, Mass of Z°is 1.635×10-25kg. The ratio of the mass of the to theZ° mass of the proton is

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