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Note that
A = Ao e^(-t/T)
--> T = -t / ln (A/Ao)
for exponential decay where A is the amount at time t.
As
A = 5.0E5 decay/s
Ao = 4.0E6 decay/s
t = 6.0 s
T = mean life time
Plugging these values in,
T = 2.88 s [mean lifetime]
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Note that
Half life = T ln 2
Thus,
Half life = 2.0 seconds [ANSWER]
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At t = 20 s,
A = Ao e^(-t/T)
= 5.0E5 e^(-20/2.88)
= 488 decay/s [ANSWER]
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