The isotope shown below is used for diagnostic imaging of the thyroid. If 80 mg of this isotope were prepared at 4:00 AM on Monday, how many mg remain at 6:00 AM on the following day (Tuesday)? in Amount of 1-123 (mg) 40 0 0 Activity of 1-123 13 26 39 Time in hours 52 65

The isotope shown below is used for diagnostic imaging of the thyroid. If 80 mg of this isotope were prepared at 4:00 AM on Monday, how many mg remain at 6:00 AM on the following day (Tuesday)? in Amount of 1-123 (mg) 40 0 0 Activity of 1-123 13 26 39 Time in hours 52 65

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The isotope shown below is used for diagnostic imaging of the thyroid. If 80 mg of
this isotope were prepared at 4:00 AM on Monday, how many mg remain at 6:00
AM on the following day (Tuesday)?
in
Amount of 1-123 (mg)
40
0
0
Activity of 1-123
13
26
39
Time in hours
52
65

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