The decay constant of radioactive sample is λ. The half-life and mean-life of the sample are, respectively, given by
1/λ and (ln2)/λ
(ln2)/λ and 1/λ
λ/(ln2) and 1/λ
λ(ln2) and 1/λ
A
λ/(ln2) and 1/λ
B
(ln2)/λ and 1/λ
C
λ(ln2) and 1/λ
D
1/λ and (ln2)/λ
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We know that, N=N0e−λt eλt=N0N⇒λt=ln(N0N)
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