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An archaeologist finds an ancient wooden relic and obtains its count rate as 20 counts per minute per gram of sample. the count rate obtained form the bark of a living tree is 104 counts per minute per gram and the background count rate is 8 counts per minute what is the approximate age of the relic? 44 [radioactive carbon chas a half life of 5600 years] 3000 years 1000 years 17 000 years 22 000 years (a) (b) (c) (d) 3006

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