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Chapter 10.8, Problem 3A
What percentage of the original parent isotope remains after each of the following half-lives have elapsed?
| PERCENTAGE OF PARENT ISOTOPE REMAINING |
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| One half-life: | _________________________ |
| Two half-lives: | _________________________ |
| Three half-life: | _________________________ |
| Four half-life: | _________________________ |
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