If one half-life is 60 seconds, how old is the sample after 5 half-lives? PLEASE GIVE ME THE CORRECT ANSWER, THANK YOU IN ADVANCE (No links please, Just the answer.)

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If one half-life is 60 seconds, how old is the sample after 5 half-lives?

PLEASE GIVE ME THE CORRECT ANSWER, THANK YOU IN ADVANCE

(No links please, Just the answer.)

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300 seconds?

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Answer: 300 years old

Explanation: 60x5=300

Ben Last answered Aug 16, 2022

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