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`.^(40)K` is an unusual isotope, in that it decays by negative beta emission, positive beta emission, and electron capture. Find the Q values for these decays.

A

`Q_(1)=Q_(2)`

B

`Q_(1)ltQ_(2)`

C

neutrino emitted in positive `beta` decay is monoenergetic

D

neutrino emitted increases by a factor `(27)/(8)`

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