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Is the decay

possible considering the appropriate conservation laws? State why or why not.

To determine

Whether the decay μ−→e−+νe+νμ is possible as per the conservation laws.

Explanation

Given info:

Given reaction is μ−→e−+νe+νμ

Calculation:

We can verify whether the decay μ−→e−+νe+νμ is possible by checking the following conservation laws.

Decay:μ−→e−+νe+νμ

Charge: −1  −1  00→conserved

  B:  0  0  00→

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