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Designing a New Particle Accelerator 2 of 4 Constants A new particle accelerator facility is being built. The designers are considering two designs, one using stationary targets and the other using collisions of beams with the same energy. Consider a beam of protons with energy 206.5 GeV. If these protons collide with stationary protons, what is the available energy $E_a$ in a collision? Express your answer in billions of electron volts to three significant figures. ? View Available Hint(s) $E_a$ = Submit ? GeV Part B Now, consider two beams of protons, moving in opposite directions, each with energy 103 GeV. What is the available energy $E_a$ when these beams collide? Express your answer in billions of electron volts to three significant figures. ? View Available Hint(s) $E_a$ = Submit ? GeV Part C This question will be shown after you complete previous question(s)

          Designing a New Particle Accelerator
2 of 4
Constants
A new particle accelerator facility is being built. The
designers are considering two designs, one using
stationary targets and the other using collisions of beams
with the same energy.
Consider a beam of protons with energy 206.5 GeV. If these protons collide with stationary protons, what is the available energy $E_a$ in a
collision?
Express your answer in billions of electron volts to three significant figures.
? View Available Hint(s)
$E_a$ = 
Submit
? GeV
Part B
Now, consider two beams of protons, moving in opposite directions, each with energy 103 GeV. What is the available energy $E_a$ when
these beams collide?
Express your answer in billions of electron volts to three significant figures.
? View Available Hint(s)
$E_a$ = 
Submit
? GeV
Part C This question will be shown after you complete previous question(s)

Designing a New Particle Accelerator
2 of 4
Constants
A new particle accelerator facility is being built. The
designers are considering two designs, one using
stationary targets and the other using collisions of beams
with the same energy.
Consider a beam of protons with energy 206.5 GeV. If these protons collide with stationary protons, what is the available energy Ea in a
collision?
Express your answer in billions of electron volts to three significant figures.
? View Available Hint(s)
Ea =
Submit
? GeV
Part B
Now, consider two beams of protons, moving in opposite directions, each with energy 103 GeV. What is the available energy Ea when
these beams collide?
Express your answer in billions of electron volts to three significant figures.
? View Available Hint(s)
Ea =
Submit
? GeV
Part C This question will be shown after you complete previous question(s)

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