The initial count rate for a radioactive...

The initial count rate for a radioactive source was found to be 1600 count/sec.and t = 8 sec this rate was 100 count/sec. What was the count rate at t = 6 [in counts/sec]-

`4000`

`300`

`200`

`150`

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