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4 years ago

ASAP!!!! ILL GIVE BRAINIEST

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scoundrel [369]4 years ago

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1st fission event

n + fission reactant -> fission product + n + n

so the 2 n created can initiate 2 new reactions

2nd fission event, for each n

n + fission reactant -> fission product + n

so the 1 n created can initiated 1 new reaction

In 1st event 2n are created.

In 2nd event, the 2n from 1st created 1n each for a total of 2n.

combining both events, 2n + 2n = 4n are produced in total.

umka2103 [35]4 years ago

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1. answer is 2

2. answer is 1

3. answer is 3.

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