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a cosmic ray (a muon) enters earth's atmosphere 60 km above earth's surface. It reaches a detector on the ground after travelli...Asked by Talha
a cosmic ray (a muon) enters earth's atmosphere 60 km above earth's surface. It reaches a detector on the ground after travelling 400microseconds in the atmosphere, as measured by experimenters on the ground. How long does the journey take according to the muon?
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henry2,
d = V*T = 60,000 m.
4*10^-4 * T = 6*10^4,
T = ---Seconds.
4*10^-4 * T = 6*10^4,
T = ---Seconds.
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