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A nuclide `A` undergoes `alpha`-decay and another nuclides `B` undergoes `beta`-decay

A

All the `alpha`-particles emitted by `A` will have almost the same speed

B

The `alpha`-particles emitted by `A` may have widely different speed.

C

All the `beta^(-)` particle emitted by `B` will have almost three same speed

D

The `beta^(-)` particles emitted by `B` may have widely different speeds

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A, D

The total kinetic energy in the process will be taken by `alpha`-particles while in `beta^(-)` particle.
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