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In a decay process where a particle emits a photon, which conservation law must be satisfied?

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In a decay process where a particle emits a photon, which conservation law must be satisfied?.

  1. A.Conservation of baryon number
  2. B.Conservation of charge
  3. C.Conservation of energy
  4. D.Conservation of momentum

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  • Conservation of energy.
  • the correct option

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The correct answer is Conservation of energy. This supports Use conservation laws to predict missing particles in decay equations.

in Applications of conservation laws because it uses the required AQA A-Level Physics idea directly. The other options are less suitable because they either describe a different particle/radiation concept or miss the key condition tested by the question.

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