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In beta^(-1) decay, a (A) neutron cover...

In `beta^(-1) ` decay, a (A) neutron coverts into a proton emitting antineutrino (B) neutron coverts into a proton emitting neutrino (C) proton coverts into a neutron emitting antineutrino (D) proton coverts into a neutron emitting neutrino

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