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If the half-life of a decaying isotope is 10 years, which statement is true after 20 years? A. The relative numbers of parent and daughter nuclei cannot be determined B. The numbers of parent nuclei and daughter nuclei in a sample are equal. C. There are more daughter nuclei than parent nuclei in a sample. D. There are more parent nuclei than daughter nuclei in a sample.


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