Part AThe radioactive isotope 33Xe is used inpulmonary respiratory studies to image the bloodflow and the air reaching the lungs. The half-life ofthis isotope is 5 days.5413354A hospital needs 0.100 g of Xe for a lung-imaging test. If it takes 10 days to receive the shipment, what is the minimalamount mxe of xenon that the hospital should order?Express your answer numerically in grams• View Available Hint(s)ΑΣφmxe = Part A13354The radioactive isotope Xe is used inpulmonary respiratory studies to image the bloodflow and the air reaching the lungs. The half-life ofthis isotope is 5 days.Part BHow long a time t will it take for the Xe to decay so that eventually its activity decreases by a factor of 1024?54Express your answer numerically in days.· View Available Hint(s)nV ΑΣφt =days

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Part A The radioactive isotope 133 Xe is used in pulmonary respiratory studies to image the blood flow and the air reaching the lungs. The half-life of this isotope is 5 days. Part B How long a time t will it take for the 9Xe to decay so that eventually its activity decreases by a factor of 1024? Express your answer numerically in days. • View Available Hint(s) t = days

Part A The radioactive isotope 133 Xe is used in pulmonary respiratory studies to image the blood flow and the air reaching the lungs. The half-life of this isotope is 5 days. Part B How long a time t will it take for the 9Xe to decay so that eventually its activity decreases by a factor of 1024? Express your answer numerically in days. • View Available Hint(s) t = days

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