I know that a positive kaon decays into three pions. Two positive pions and one negative pion, but what does a negative

Question: I know that a positive kaon decays into three pions. Two positive pions and one negative pion, but what does a negative pion decay into? The negative pion consists of an up anti-quark and a down quark, but I can't work it out?
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Asked by KaonicDEcay to Angela, Claire, Ian, Robert, Sarah on 13 Nov 2014.
- Angela Stokes answered on 13 Nov 2014:
  
  Hi This isn’t my area but I thought that charged pions all decayed into muons and neutral pions into gamma rays. don’t quote me, it isn’t my area!
  Perhaps one of my fellow scientists can help you – otherwise I think a physicist is your best bet.
  Good luck!

KaonicDEcay commented on 13 Nov 2014:

Thank you for advise, what you said is what I thought but I wasn’t sure. Thank you for help

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Question: I know that a positive kaon decays into three pions. Two positive pions and one negative pion, but what does a negative pion decay into? The negative pion consists of an up anti-quark and a down quark, but I can't work it out?