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The decay rate of a radioactive sample i...

The decay rate of a radioactive sample is called its activity. The half life of `U_92^238` against alpha decay is `1.5x 10^17s`. Calculate the activity of a sample of `U_92^238` having `25 x 10^21` atoms.

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