suppose some nucleus undergoes alpha decay, releasing $5\mathrm{.}27$ MeV of energy. If the daughter product of this reaction is $237$X $($atomic mass $-237\mathrm{.}04816),$ it will recoil away as the a particle leaves. Determine $($a$)$ the energy of the daughter product and $($b$)$ the energy of the a particle $($atomic mass $-4\mathrm{.}002603$ u$).$ Assume that the energy of each particle is kinetic energy, and ignore any other small amounts of energy that might be carried away by other emissions. In addition, ignore relativistic effects. Review Conceptual Example $5$ as background for this problem.