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3 years ago

Help If U Know This.....Please

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skad [1K]3 years ago

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Question 5)

1 Hour: 100g
40 Minutes: 50g
20 Minutes: 25g
0 Minutes: 12.5g

Question 6)

160 Days: 80ou
120 Days: 40ou
80 Days: 20ou
40 Days: 10ou
0 Days: 5ou

Every period of time, the radioactive isotopes halve in numbers as they emit radiation.

I think you now know the gist. Try doing the rest yourself.

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