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This is important I need to turn this in tomorrow, How many half-lives does it take to get from 1,000 to 125, and in what region of Virginia would you find young and old rivers. Thank you in advance!
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It takes 3 half-lives:
1. 1000 -> 500
2. 500 -> 250
3. 250 ->125
I'm not sure about the Virginia thing so good luck!
And congratulations on being my first answer-person!!
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