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2 years ago

I have no idea so i'm screwed please help me

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podryga [215]2 years ago

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Answer:

Let N0 be the initial atoms of Be11

N0 / 2^1 = N0 / 2 Number of Be11 after 1 half-life

N0 / 2^2 = N0/ 4 Number of Be11 after 2 half-lives

30/13.81 = 2.17 half lives

N0 / 2^2.17 = N0 / 4.51 = .222 N0 or 22.2 % of atoms remain

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