In Terms of Quark Content a Beta Decay Can Be $\rightarrow$

question 1

Multiple Choice

In terms of quark content a beta decay can be written:

• A) udd \(\rightarrow\) uud + e^- +\(\nu\)
• B) udd \(\rightarrow\) udd + dd + \(\nu\)
• C) udd \(\rightarrow\) udd + dd + e^-
• D) udd \(\rightarrow\) uud + ud + \(\nu\)
• E) udd \(\rightarrow\) uud + ud + e^- + \(\nu\)

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