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Obtain the binding energy of the nuclei `._26Fe^(56)` and `._83Bi^(209)` in units of MeV from the following data: `m(._26Fe^(56))=55.934939a.m.u.` , `m=(._83Bi^(209))=208.980388 a m u`. Which nucleus has greater binding energy per nucleon? Take `1a.m.u =931.5MeV`

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8.79 MeV, 7.84 MeV
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