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Two radioactive materials
X
1
and
X
2
contain same number of nuclei. If
6
λ
s
−
1
and
4
λ
s
−
1
are the decay constants of
X
1
and
X
2
respectively, the ratio of number of nuclei, undecayed of
X
1
to that of
X
2
will be (1/e) after a time:
A
2
λ
1
s
e
c
B
1
0
λ
1
s
e
c
C
5
λ
1
s
e
c
D
λ
1
s
e
c
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