Please help me how to solve this question. Thank you very much. ### A Portion of the Sun's Energy ProductionA portion of the Sun’s energy comes from the reaction:\[ 4_1^1\text{H} \rightarrow {}_2^4\text{He} + 2e^+ \]This reaction requires a temperature of \(10^6\) to \(10^7\) Kelvin. The task is to use the mass of the helium-4 nucleus to determine how much energy is released per mole of hydrogen atoms.#### Data Analysis for Helium-4 Nucleus| Nucleus | Mass of Nucleus (u) | Mass of Individual Nucleons (u) | Mass Defect (u) | Binding Energy (J) | Binding Energy Per Nucleon (J) ||---------|---------------------|---------------------------------|-----------------|------------------|-----------------------------|| \(_2^4\text{He}\) | 4.00150 u | 4.03188 u | 0.03038 u | \(4.53 \times 10^{-12}\) J | \(1.13 \times 10^{-12}\) J |#### Explanation:- **Nucleus**: Represents the helium-4 (\(_2^4\text{He}\)) nucleus.- **Mass of Nucleus (u)**: The actual mass of the helium-4 nucleus is 4.00150 atomic mass units (u).- **Mass of Individual Nucleons (u)**: The sum of the masses of two protons and two neutrons, totaling 4.03188 u.- **Mass Defect (u)**: The difference between the mass of individual nucleons and the mass of the nucleus, calculated as 0.03038 u.- **Binding Energy (J)**: The energy needed to disassemble the nucleus into individual protons and neutrons. For helium-4, it is \(4.53 \times 10^{-12}\) joules.- **Binding Energy Per Nucleon (J)**: The average energy per nucleon required to remove a nucleon from the nucleus. It is calculated as \(1.13 \times 10^{-12}\) joules. This data helps illustrate how nuclear fusion in the Sun converts hydrogen atoms into helium, releasing vast amounts of energy that contribute to the Sun's radiance.

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