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Question 61
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The table shows the properties of three particles.

ParticleRelative massRelative charge
P1+1
Q11840\displaystyle \frac{1}{1840}18401​+1
R11840\displaystyle \frac{1}{1840}18401​-1

Which identifies Q and compares its mass with P?

[1]
A

Q is a positron; P is about 1840 times heavier.

B

Q is a proton; P is about 1840 times heavier.

C

Q is a positron; P has approximately the same mass.

D

Q is a proton; P has approximately the same mass.

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