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What is the probability of decay of a nucleus in time t t ?

Use the value of decay constant for the nucleus is 1 per second and time is 1 second.

Use e = 2.72 e =2.72 .


The answer is 0.632.

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Abhinav Jha
Oct 12, 2016

probability of survival = N / N ( 0 ) N/N(0) = e λ t e^-\lambda*t .. therefore, probability of decay = 1 - ( probability of survival). where, N = number of nuclei left after time 't' N(0) = initial number of nuclei. and l a m b d a lambda : is the decay constant. 't' is time. after this, putting the respective values gives the answer.

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