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A radionuclide is produced at constant rate `'q'` having half life `T`. Find time after which activity of nuclei will be `A`, if initially number of nuclei were zero.

A

`(TA)/(q ln(2))`

B

`(T)/(ln(2))ln(A)/(q)`

C

`(T)/(ln(2))ln(1-(A)/(q))`

D

None of these

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The correct Answer is:
C

`(dN)/(dt)=R- lambda N rArr (dN)/(R-lambda N)=dt`, solving this equation with initial conditions, we get the desired answer
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