Question 25 of 45 -/1 !! View Policies Current Attempt in Progress Three students were asked to write an equation for the nucdlear reaction where a nucleus of boron-10 is transformed into one of beryllium-10. The answers were Student (1) B Student (2) 10B + e → "Be +e → "Be → Be +n Student (3) B Which student answer was not correct? If all the answers were correct, choose choice (d). O Student (1) gave an incorrect answer. O Student (2) gave an incorrect answer. OStudent (3) gave an incorrect answer. All three students gave a correct answer. or Later Attempts: 0 of 3 used
Question 25 of 45 -/1 !! View Policies Current Attempt in Progress Three students were asked to write an equation for the nucdlear reaction where a nucleus of boron-10 is transformed into one of beryllium-10. The answers were Student (1) B Student (2) 10B + e → "Be +e → "Be → Be +n Student (3) B Which student answer was not correct? If all the answers were correct, choose choice (d). O Student (1) gave an incorrect answer. O Student (2) gave an incorrect answer. OStudent (3) gave an incorrect answer. All three students gave a correct answer. or Later Attempts: 0 of 3 used
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Three students were asked to write an equation for the nuclear reaction where a nucleus of boron-10 is transformed into one of
beryllium-1O. The answers were
Student (1) B
Student (2) B +
Student (3) B
→ "Be + e
"Be
→"Be +in
10
4
10
4.
Which student answer was not correct? If all the answers were correct, choose choice (d).
O Student (1) gave an incorrect answer.
O Student (2) gave an incorrect answer.
O Student (3) gave an incorrect answer.
O All three students gave a correct answer.
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Attempts: 0 of 3 used
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