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R E = dE 48, J. (z² + P)-32(2r) dr. Hint: Xm+1 |xmax XmdX т+1 E = 1 (charged disk) 280 Vz? + R².

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Chapter43: Nuclear Physics

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R
E =
dE
48, J.
(z² + P)-32(2r) dr.
Hint:
Xm+1
|xmax
XmdX
т+1
E =
1
(charged disk)
280
Vz? + R².

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