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In the nuclear decay given below
`""_Z^A X rarr ""_(Z-1)^A Y rarr ""_(Z-1)^(A - 4) B^** rarr ""_(Z-1)^(A-1) B`,
the particle emitted in the sequence are

A

`beta, alpha, gamma`

B

`gamma, beta, alpha`

C

`beta, gamma, alpha`

D

`alpha, beta, gamma`

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