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2-H miniative located Ct X1=2.25 quadcogte.is loceted at XI=2.25 undcopter 21.70m at t=0 0nd mandy1 a =- aversgnd Vau moverith an Narik=l7om velocty havng Components jx=170m the Cin mlor mls Cordinatel quadlopters poston et t-3.1057 =150mls 'Cohat ase rdinate C -3.\७७? 4- he Cnd quadlopters poston x -Coordinate Co.ordin

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Chapter31: Radioactivity And Nuclear Physics

Section: Chapter Questions

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