HOME - REFERENCES - You'll have to answer these questions in
order. - What three quarks are make up the negative omega? - If
the negative omega has a charge of -1, what must the charge on a
strange quark be? - What three quarks form the negative xi? - If
the negative xi has a charge of -1, what must the charge on a
down quark be? - What three quarks are in the neutral xi? - If
the neutral xi has zero charge, what must the charge on an up
quark be? - The positive pion is made of an up quark and an
anti-down quark. What is the charge on an anti-down quark if the
charge on a positive pion is +1? - What two quarks are in the
positive kaon? - If the charge on a positive kaon is +1, what is
charge on an anti-strange quark? - The anti-lambda is formed by
an anti-up, an anti-down, and an anti-strange quark. What is the
charge on an anti-down quark if the charge on the anti-lambda is
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