A piece of wood from an archelogical source shows a `.^(14)C` activity which is `60%` of the activity found in fresh wood today. Caculate the age of the archeologival sample. (`t_(1//2)` for `.^(14)C = 5570` year)

A piece of wood from an archaeological source shows a .^(14)C activity which is 60% of the activity found in fresh wood today. Calculate the age of the archaeological sample. ( t_(1//2) for .^(14)C = 5570 year)

A piece of wood from an archaeological source has a "^14C activity which ls 60% of the activity found in fresh wood today. Calculate the age of the archaeological sample (the half life period of C-14 is 5770 years).

What is carbon dating ? Explain. In a sample of wood C-14 activity is 10% of the activity found in fresh wood. Calculate the age of wood sample. (t_1/2 for C-14 is 5760 years )

An old chair of wood show ""_(6)C""^(14) activity which is 80% of the activity which is 80% of the activity found today. Calculate the age of the old chair of wood. ( t""_(1//2)of .""_(6)C""^(14)=5770 yr )?

An archeological sample of wood has half C^(14) activity as compared to that found in fresh wood of the same plant. The half life of C^(14) is 5770 years. The age of archiological sample of wood will be