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The half-life of the first order radioactive decay of The half-life of the first order radioactive decay of is 1.30 10 9 years. How long, in years, would it take for 25% of the to decay? A) 9.8×10<sup>8</sup> B) 3.3×10<sup>7</sup> C) 4.6×10<sup>7</sup> D) 5.4×10<sup>8</sup> E) 1.30×10<sup>9</sup> is 1.30 10 9 years. How long, in years, would it take for 25% of the The half-life of the first order radioactive decay of is 1.30 10 9 years. How long, in years, would it take for 25% of the to decay? A) 9.8×10<sup>8</sup> B) 3.3×10<sup>7</sup> C) 4.6×10<sup>7</sup> D) 5.4×10<sup>8</sup> E) 1.30×10<sup>9</sup> to decay?


A) 9.8×108
B) 3.3×107
C) 4.6×107
D) 5.4×108
E) 1.30×109

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