Question

The quark spins in the proton are shown as red arrows...notice that in each example arrangement they add to +1/2. The ∆+ has the same quark content and the spins are arranged differently...which distinguishes it from the proton.Figure 2: The dashed lines are sitting there awaiting to be turned into spin arrows to represent the ∆+ spin arrangement. Fill them in.

Answer 1

The spin of ∆+ is 3/2

The filling arrangement is done as