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The count rate observed from a radioactive source at `t` sound was `N_0` and at `4t` second it was `(N_0)/(16)`. The count rate observed at `(11/2)t` second will be

A

`(N_(0))/(128)`

B

`(N_(0))/(64)`

C

`(N_(0))/(32)`

D

None of these

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The correct Answer is:
B

Let initially substance have `N_(i)` nuclei then `N=N_(i)`
`e^(-lambda t), (dN)/(dt)= -lambdaN_(i)e^(-lambdat)`
it is given that, At `t=t, (dN)/(dt)= -lambdaN_(i)e^(-lambda t)=N_(0)`
and at `t=4t, (dN)/(dt)= -lambdaN_(i)e^(-4lambdat)=(N_(0))/(16)`
Dividing both, we get `e^(3lambda t)=16`, At `t=11t//2`,
`(dN)/(dt)= -lambdaN_(i)e^(-(11)/(2)lambda t)= - lambdaN_(i)e^(-(8)/(2)lambda t)xx e^((3)/(2)lambda t)=(N_(0))/(64)`
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