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Which type radiation is in the nuclear equation below: A. Alpha Decay B. Beta Decay C. Gamma Decay D. Neutron Decay

Which type radiation is in the nuclear equation below: A. Alpha Decay B. Beta Decay C. Gamma Decay D. Neutron Decay
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Which type radiation is in the nuclear equation below:

A. Alpha Decay
B. Beta Decay
C. Gamma Decay
D. Neutron Decay

Which type radiation is in the nuclear equation below: A. Alpha Decay B. Beta Decay-example-1
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User Sarwar Hasan
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Answer:

gamma decay

Step-by-step explanation:

that y symbol represents a gamma ray.

I also attached an example for you to compare to.

Which type radiation is in the nuclear equation below: A. Alpha Decay B. Beta Decay-example-1
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User FaceBro
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Answer:

a

Step-by-step explanation:

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