Physics, asked by satishkumar99, 1 year ago

the quantity which remains conserved in a nuclear reaction
option A total charge option B and Momentum option C linear momentum option d all the above

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Answered by mishete45pdypkx
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d all of the above because all the quantity which remains conserved in a nuclear reaction
option A total charge option B and Momentum option C linear momentum option d all the above are conserved
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