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Standard XII
Physics
Half Life and Average Life
At time t=0...
Question
At time
t
=
0
, a radioactive sample has a mass of
10
g
. Calculate the expected mass of radioactive sample after two successive mean lives.
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Solution
Two successive mean lives
=
2
λ
Number of nuclei after two mean lives
=
N
0
e
−
(
λ
)
⎛
⎝
2
λ
⎞
⎠
=
N
0
e
2
Therefore, mass
=
10
e
2
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