Sidney P. answered 05/11/21
Minored in physics in college, 2 years of recent teaching experience
Take 80g and cut it in half for each 5730 years: 80 -> 40 ->20 -> 10. The sample reaches a mass of 10g in 3 half-lives = 17,190 years.
Kendall R.
asked 05/11/21If each half life of a C14 isotope is 5730 years, how many years does it take for an 80 g sample to decay to 10 g
Sidney P. answered 05/11/21
Minored in physics in college, 2 years of recent teaching experience
Take 80g and cut it in half for each 5730 years: 80 -> 40 ->20 -> 10. The sample reaches a mass of 10g in 3 half-lives = 17,190 years.
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