Regarding the Masses of the Electron, Proton, and Neutron

question 39

Multiple Choice

Regarding the masses of the electron, proton, and neutron:

• A) the proton and neutron have roughly the same mass, and both are far more massive than the electron.
• B) the proton and electron have roughly the same mass, and both are far more massive than the neutron.
• C) the proton and neutron have roughly the same mass, and both are about twice as massive as the electron.
• D) the proton is much more massive, while the electron and neutron have roughly the same mass.
• E) the proton is the most massive, the electron is far less massive, and the neutron has a mass about midway between the proton and electron mass.

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