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A mass is revalving in a crical which is in the plane of the paper the direction of angwar acceleration is

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A nucleus X¹⁸⁴ at rest emitt alpha particle With kinetic energy 9.0MeV. The product Nucleus is Y. The values of Binding energy per nucleon of alpha particle & Y differ by 1.5MeV. The values of Binding energy per nucleon of X & Y differ by (n÷230) MeV, then n is

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