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Two radioactive substances are having same initial number of nuclei. Disintegration constant of one substance is `10lamda`, other one `lamda` after how much time ratio of number of nuclei becomes `(1)/(e)`?

A

`(1)/(9lamda)`

B

`(1)/(10lamda)`

C

`(1)/(11lamda)`

D

`(1)/(lamda)`

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