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Calculate the energy of the reaction `Li^7+ prarr2_2He^4` If the binding energy per nucleon in `Li^(7) and He^4` nuclei are 5.60 Me V 7.06 MeV, respectively.

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`17.3 MeV`

B

`1.73 MeV`

C

`1.46 MeV`

D

depends on binding energy of proton

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