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The half-life period of radon is 3.8 days. After how many will only one-twentieth of radon sample be left over?

A

`3.8` day

B

`16.5` day

C

`33` day

D

`76` day

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The correct Answer is:
`(b)`

`t = (2.303xx3.8)/(0.693) log ((1)/(1//20))`
`= (2.303xx3.8xx1.3010)/(0.693) = 16.42` day
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