Rankers Physics

Nucleus: Practice Problem & Solution

In the given reaction \[_{Z}X^{A}\longrightarrow _{Z}Y^{A'}+n\alpha+n'\beta\]. The ratio (Z/A) will be equal to.
\[\frac{Z+n'+2n}{A-4n}\]
\[\frac{Z+n'-2n}{A-4n}\]
\[\frac{Z-n'+2n}{A+4n}\]
\[\frac{Z+n'-2n}{A+4n}\]

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