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Radioactive Decay Rates and the Relationship between Decay Constants
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[QUOTE="Krushnaraj Pandya, post: 6065265, member: 646372"] Interesting, I understand this for the most part but I doubt my textbook wants me to derive the answer using the calculus you mentioned since only basic parallel disintegration is in our course- the answer given is simply D1>D2+D3 for the given conditions to occur, is there a simple intuitive way to know that? [/QUOTE]
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