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Given the nuclear equation below, this equation is an example of 1. alpha decay 2. beta decay 3. fission 4. fusion

Given the nuclear equation below, this equation is an example of 1. alpha decay 2. beta decay 3. fission 4. fusion
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Given the nuclear equation below, this equation is an example of

1. alpha decay
2. beta decay
3. fission
4. fusion

Given the nuclear equation below, this equation is an example of 1. alpha decay 2. beta-example-1
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2. beta decay

Step-by-step explanation:

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