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meriva
3 years ago
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6) If nuclei A has a probability P of decaying in time t and nucleus B has a probability 2p of decaying in time t, which stateme

nts is true about the half-lives of nucleus A and nucleus B? a. The half-life of nucleus A is twice the half-life of nucleus B. b. The half-life of nucleus B is twice the half-life of nucleus A. c. The half-life of nucleus A is the same as the half-life of nucleus B. d. The half-life of nucleus A is e’ times greater than the half-life of nucleus B. ​
Physics
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vredina [299]3 years ago
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Answer:

sorry dont know so so sorry

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