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In the given radioactive disintegration series,
`._90^(232)Th to _(2)^(208)Pb`
Calculate value of `(n+2)`.
Where value of n is number of isobars formed in this series, suppose there is successive emission of `beta-`particles.

A

6, 4

B

4, 6

C

8, 6

D

6, 8

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