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PhysicsCollege PhysicsSuppose a photon, proton, and electron all have the same total energy E . Rank the magnitude of their momenta from smallest to greatest, (a) photon, electron, proton (b) proton, photon, electron (c) electron, photon, proton (d) electron, proton, photon (e) proton, electron, photon

Suppose a photon, proton, and electron all have the same total energy E . Rank the magnitude of their momenta from smallest to greatest, (a) photon, electron, proton (b) proton, photon, electron (c) electron, photon, proton (d) electron, proton, photon (e) proton, electron, photon

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Raymond A. Serway + 1 other
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