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A sample of radioactive element with `t_(0.5)` of 11.2yr weigh 2.0 g . After 33.6 yrs how much is left ?

A

0.25 g

B

0.5 g

C

0.75 g

D

1.0 g

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A

`n=(t)/(t_(1//2))=(33.6)/(11.2)=3`
`N=(N_(0))/(2^(n))=(2.0 g)/(4)=0.25 g `
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