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The binding energies of the atom of elements `P` and `Q` are `E_(P)` and `E_(Q)` respectively. There atoms of element `Q` fuse on atom of element `P`. The correct relation between `E_(P), E_(Q)` and `e` will be

A

`E_(a) + e = 3E_(b)`

B

`E_(a) = 3E_(b)`

C

`E_(a) - e = 3E_(b)`

D

`E_(a) + 3E_(b) + e = 0`

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