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algol13
3 years ago
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If you had a giant, 1000 cm Twizzler, how much of it would remain after: a) One half-life ____________________ b) Two half-lifes

___________________ c) Three half-lifes ___________________ d) Four half-lifes ___________________ e) Five half-lifes ___________________ f) Six half-lifes ___________________
Biology
1 answer:
navik [9.2K]3 years ago
8 0

Explanation:

The half life is the time taken for a half of a radioactive material or substance to decay to half.

After the passing of the half-life, only half of the original material will remain. Now, let us follow the half-life sequence of this decay;

    One half-life

  Original: 1000cm

    one half life = 500cm

Two half-lifes

    Original: 500:

   half-life = 250cm

Three half-lifes

   Original : 250cm

   Half life = 125cm

Four half-lifes

    Original: 125cm

    Half life = 62.5cm

Five half-lifes

    Original: 62.5cm

     Half-life = 31.25cm

Six half-lifes

   Original: 31.25cm

   Half-life = 15.625‬

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