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One gram of radium is reduced by `2` miligram in `5` yers by `alpha`-decay. Calculate the half-life of radium.

A

1700 yr

B

1000 yr

C

1115 yr

D

979 yr

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`N_(0) = gm`
`N=1 g-2 mg=0.998 g`
`t=5 yr`
`use,N = N_(0)e^(-lambdat)`
`(N_(0))/(N)=e^(5 lambda)`
`(1)/(0.9989) = e^(5lambda)`
"taking log both sides"
`5lamda =ln(1.0020)`
and T=(0.693)/(lambda)=1672 yr`
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