If M is the mass of a nucleus and A its atomic mass, then the packing fraction is

$\frac{M - A}{M + A}$

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$\frac{M - A}{M}$

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$\frac{M - A}{A}$

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$\frac{M + A}{M - A}$

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Solution

The correct option is C
$\frac{M - A}{A}$

The correct choice is (c).

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