A radioactive isotope is produced at a constant rate

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Problem

A radioactive isotope is produced at a constant rate AA. The isotope has a half-life TT. Initially, there are no nuclei. After a time t≫Tt\gg T, the number of nuclei becomes constant. The value of this constant is (1) ATAT (2) ATln⁡2\frac{A}{T}\ln2 (3) ATln⁡2AT\ln2 (4) ATln⁡2\frac{AT}{\ln2}

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