Using the binding energy per nucleon number that you previously calculated for the isotope cobalt-60, is this a high amount of binding energy per nucleon according to the graph?

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Using the binding energy per nucleon number that you previously calculated for the isotope cobalt-60, is this a high amount of binding energy per nucleon according to the graph?

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Yes

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I got it right on the test.

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Answer: yes

Explanation: I did this question before

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