A sample of radioactive material has been decaying for 5 years. Three years ago, there were 6.0
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a. What is the rate of decay?
b. How much radioactive material was initially in the sample?
c. Find an equation to model the decay.
d. How much radioactive material will be left after 50 years (45 years from now)?
e. What is the half-life of this radioactive material?
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a 00466 or 466 per year If r is the decay rate then use th...View the full answer
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