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The Binding energy per nucleon of `""_(3)^(7)Li and ""_(2)^(4)He` nuclei are 5.60 MeV and 7.06 MeV, respectively. In the nuclear reaction `""_(3)^(7)Li + ""_(1)^(1)He rarr H+ ""_(2)^(4)He + Q` the value of energy released is

A

`-2.4 ` MeV

B

`8.4` Mev

C

`17.3` MeV

D

`19.6` MeV

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