The activity of a radioactive substance is R1 at time t1 and R2 at time t2 where t2>t1.Its decay constant is λ.Then the number of atoms decayed between the time interval t1 and t2 are
ln(2)λ(R1R2)
R1e−λt2−R2e−λt2
(R1−R2λ)
λ(R1−R2)
A
ln(2)λ(R1R2)
B
R1e−λt2−R2e−λt2
C
λ(R1−R2)
D
(R1−R2λ)
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Let N1 be the number of atoms at t1
∴R1=λN1
Let N2 be the number of atoms at t2
∴R2=λN2
⇒R1−R2=λN1−λN2
⇒N1−N2=R1−R2λ
∴ number of atoms decayed between the time interval t1 and t2 are R1−R2λ
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