Model a penny as 3.10 of pure copper. Consider an anti-penny minted from 3.10 of copper anti-atoms,

Model a penny as 3.10 of pure copper. Consider an anti-penny minted from 3.10 of copper anti-atoms, each with 29 positrons in orbit around a nucleus comprising 29 anti- protons and 34 or 36 antineutrons. (a) Find the energy released if the two coins collide. (b) Find the value of this energy at the unit price of a representative retail rate for energy from the electric company.

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