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The half-life of a certain radioactive isotope is 32 hours.What fraction of the sample would remain after 16 hours?(a)0.50(b)0.25(c)0.62(d)0.71
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Mike
N=N(initial)(.5)^(t/half-life)
(N/N(initial))= (.5)^(16/32)
= .707
= 70.7% of original
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injila
not understood
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injila
0.71
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Ashy joy
I can easily understood ,thank you
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