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A radioactive sample X decays into another substance Y. Initially only X was present. x and y are the disintegration constants of X and Y. Ny will be maximum when

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Answered by ReRepeater
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Answer:

  λxNx =λyNy

Explanation:

dN / dt = λxNx - λyNy

ie when X disintegrate to form Y rate increases by λxNx

But as the object is  radioactive , it further degenerate

ie the formed Y decompose , decreasing the rate and that is why we subtracted

For max value  derivative should be 0 ie dN / dt = 0

For that    λxNx =λyNy

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