A nucleus n X m emits one alpha and two beta particles. The resulting nucleus is
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A nucleus nXm emits one alpha and two beta particles. The resulting nucleus is
- n – 1Xm – 4
- n – 2Xm – 4
- n – 4Xm – 4
- n Xm – 4
Answer
(D) n X m – 4
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