Question

Two muons would have a combined charge of

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Answer 1

you will need info on the particles of the different muons to answer this question.

Answer 2

Answer:

-3.2x10^-19

Explanation:

The physics reference table shows the charge of 1 muon to be -1e. If there are 2, multiple it by 2 muons, you get -2e. Then go to the physics table on, where there's a column that reads "elementary charges", the charge is displayed as 1.6x10^-19. Multiply the charges to the elementary charge, and you get -3.2x10^-19