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Graph the “number of nuclei in the sample” versus the “half-life number.” if the sample has 1/8 of the radioactive nuclei left, how many half-lives would the sample have gone through

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After you graph it, you can see that the sample would have gone through 3 half  lives.

The answer is 3 half-lives would the sample have gone through.

1/2 of lives Explanation: The 1/2 of lifestyles of a radioactive substance is the time taken for the substance to decay to 1/2 of the authentic quantity of radioactive cloth gift withinside the sample. Recall that radioactivity is the decay of a radioactive cloth liberating power withinside the shape of radiation.

Hence fraction of the substance left after 3   lives

[tex]1/2 of lives is N/No = (1/2)^3[/tex]

Where [tex]N/No[/tex] is the fraction of radioactive value

What is the half-life number?

Interval of time for one-half of atomic nuclei of sample to decay time interval.

Hence concluded that 3 half-lives would the sample have gone through.

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