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Physics, 15.02.2020 14:58 shrinu

Q1) The graph shows how the amount of radiation emitted by a sample of the radionuclide
uranium 238 (U238) changes as time passes.
Radiation
emitted
(counts per 40
minute)
Time (billions of years)
(a)
What is the half-life of uranium 238 (U238)?
(You should show how you obtained your answer. You may do this on the graph
if you wish.)

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