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In a radioactive material the activity at time `t_(1)` is `R_(1)` and at a later time `t_(2)`, it is `R_(2)`. If the decay constant of the material is `lambda`, then

A

`R_(1)=R_(2)e^(lambda(t_(1)-t_(2))`

B

`R_(1)=R_(2)e^((t_(1)//t_(2))`

C

`R_(1)=R_(2)`

D

`R_(1)=R_(2)e^(-lambda(t_(1)-t_(2))`

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