The graph provided shows the accumulation of

nonradioactive atoms during the decay of a

radioactive substance. Why does the correct

graph approach the horizontal line at y = 100?

Check all that apply.

The total number of atoms is 100.

The number of half-life cycles it takes for all

the nuclei to decay is 100

The final number of nuclei that can decay is

The answer is A, C

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Jethro

Chemistry

12 May, 15:23

The graph provided shows the accumulation of

nonradioactive atoms during the decay of a

radioactive substance. Why does the correct

graph approach the horizontal line at y = 100?

Check all that apply.

The total number of atoms is 100.

The number of half-life cycles it takes for all

the nuclei to decay is 100

The final number of nuclei that can decay is

The answer is A, C

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Trevon Dougherty · Answer 1

A, C

Explanation:

The total number of atoms is 100.

The number of half-life cycles it takes for all

the nuclei to decay is 100

The final number of nuclei that can decay is

The answer is A, C