The best evidence for quarks comes from

A. the decay of electrons into quarks and mesons.
B. scattering experiments performed at very high energies.
C. theories that would not make sense if quarks did not exist.
D. particles seen outside the nucleus with charge 1/3 the charge of a proton.


Answer: B

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