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What is true of the rate of radioactive decay? A. The rate is constant. B. The rate is continuously accelerating. C. The rate is continuously decelerating. D. The rate is exponentially accelerating.
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What is true of the rate of radioactive decay? A. The rate is constant. B. The rate is continuously accelerating. C. The rate is continuously decelerating. D. The rate is exponentially accelerating.

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its a) the rate of decay is constant.

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The truest of the rate of radioactive decay is that the rate is exponentially accelerating. The answer is letter D. The rate is constant, the rate is continuously accelerating, the rate is continuously decelerating do not answer the question above.
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