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    The Amount of a Radioactive Isotope That Remains After Two
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The Amount of a Radioactive Isotope That Remains After Two

Question 48

Question 48

Multiple Choice

The amount of a radioactive isotope that remains after two half-lives have passed is


A) 98%.
B) 75%.
C) 50%.
D) 25%.

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