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In the given reaction
`._z X^A rarr ._(z+1)Y^A rarr ._(z-1) K^(A - 4) rarr ._(z-1) K^(A - 4)`
Radioactive radiations are emitted in the sequence.

A

`alpha, beta, gamma`

B

`beta, alpha, gamma`

C

`gamma, alpha, beta`

D

`beta, gamma, alpha`

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The correct Answer is:
B
(b) `z^(X^A) overset(-beta^0)rarr._(z +1)Y^A overset(2 He^4(alpha))rarr`
`._(Z-1)K^(A-4) overset(._0 gamma^0)rarr ._(Z-1) K^(A -4)`.
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