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• Read the peaks on the histograms and record the Z transverse mass and the Z mass from these datasets. • Calculate the W mass correction factor, the ratio of the masses (Z Mass)/(Z TMass). • Calculate the W mass: multiply the W transverse mass by the correction factor. • Compare your values for W and Z with those in the Particle Data Book. Explain.
