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3) Use the situation to choose the correct answer.
A radioactive substance loses its mass at a rate of 12% every second. At the beginning
of an experiment, the substance has a mass of 6 centigrams.
After 5 seconds, how much mass is left of the radioactive substance? Round your
answer to the nearest hundredth centigram.
5.28 cg
03.17 cg
O 3.60 cg
O 0.72 cg

3 Use The Situation To Choose The Correct Answer A Radioactive Substance Loses Its Mass At A Rate Of 12 Every Second At The Beginning Of An Experiment The Subst class=

Sagot :

3.60 cg I used a calculator and did 60%(12%x5) of 6

Answer: 3.60 cg

Step-by-step explanation:

just did the assignment

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