The activity of a radioisotope

  1. The activity of a radioisotope is 3000 counts per minute at one time and 2736 counts per minute 48 hours later. What is the
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  2. A newly prepared radioisotope has activity 3.7x10^11 Bq. After 4 hours, its activity is reduced to 2.96x10^11.calculatea) decay
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  3. A newly prepared radioisotope has activity 3.7x10^11 Bq. After 4 hours, its activity is reduced to 2.96x10^11.calculatea) decay
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  4. A newly prepared radioisotope has activity 3.7x10^11 Bq. After 4 hours, its activity is reduced to 2.96x10^11.calculatea) decay
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  5. An industrial worker accidentally inhaled a radioisotope with an activity of 0.200 kBq. The substance swallowed has a very long
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  6. An industrial worker accidentally inhaled a radioisotope with an activity of 0.200 kBq. The substance swallowed has a very long
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  7. Can someone link me videos and sites that can teach me the formula to solve these? Or try to help me understand how to solve
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  8. Which of the following is true concerning gamma radiation?A. The mass number of the radioisotope decreases by four. B. The
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  9. A radioisotope has a half-life of 4 days. How much of a 20-gram sample of this radioisotope remains at the end of each time
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  10. A certain amount of radioisotope (986.8 x 10-9 kg) is used to make the dial of a watch glow in the dark. If the half-life of
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