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The nuclear binding energies of the elements P and Q are `E_(P)` and `E_(Q)` respectively. Three nuclei of elements Q fuse to form one nucleus of element P. In this process the energy released is 'e'. The correct relation between `E_(P), E_(Q)` and e will be

A

`E_(Q)=3E_(P)+e`

B

`E_(Q)=3E_(P)-e`

C

`E_(P)=3E_(Q)+e`

D

`E_(P)=3E_(Q)-e`

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The correct Answer is:
C
`3QrarrP+` energy(e)
`e=E_(p)-3E_(Q)`
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