Respuesta :
Both particles P and R are present in the nucleus of the atom.
They are the proton and the neutron, but I can't remember right now which one of those has slightly more mass than the other one.
Particle Q is the electron. It takes about 1,850 electron masses to make one proton or neutron mass, and the electron is not in the nucleus.
Answer:
P and R
Explanation:
The table below compares the masses of three unknown subatomic particles:
Relative Mass of Particles
Particle Relative Mass
P 1
Q 0.00054
R 0.99
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Both particles P and R are most likely present in the nucleus of the atom because the nucleus contains most of the mass in the atom.