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The element K decays into Ar and Ca (via beta plus/minus decay). At t=0 you got from element K N times and zero from Ar and Ca. Ar and Ca have different decay constants. Find N_Ar(t) and N_Ca(t). I can't find anything because terms always seem to cancel. Can anybody help? As far as I know the decay constant of K is the sum of the decay constant of Ar and Ca but I couldn't use that to my advantage. :(
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I meant N_K(t=0)=N I can't even find a useful differential euqation because the terms cancel but I found out that (not to my surprise) N_K(t)=N*e^(-Lamba_K*t) ...
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