Q13. if 3.6 gm of uranium is to be completely converted to energy, how many joules of energy will be obtained from it? (a) 100x10j (c) 32.4x10j (b) 3.24x107 (d)

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Abhishek singh
According to Einstein's mass energy equivalence. option C is correct answer.
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Dhairya sharma
dear none of the ans is measured if mass is in the form of kg then we can find correct answer so.see both attached data.
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Dhairya sharma
dear none of the ans is measured if mass is in the form of kg then we can find correct answer so.see both attached data.
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Dhairya sharma
dear none of the ans is measured if mass is in the form of kg then we can find correct answer so.see both attached data.
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Dhairya sharma
dear none of the ans is measured if mass is in the form of kg then we can find correct answer so.see both attached data.
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Dhairya sharma
dear none of the ans is measured if mass is in the form of kg then we can find correct answer so.see both attached data.
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Dhairya sharma
dear none of the ans is measured if mass is in the form of kg then we can find correct answer so.see both attached data.
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Dhairya sharma
dear none of the ans is measured if mass is in the form of kg then we can find correct answer so.see both attached data.
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Dhairya sharma
dear none of the ans is measured if mass is in the form of kg then we can find correct answer so.see both attached data.
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Dhairya sharma
dear none of the ans is measured if mass is in the form of kg then we can find correct answer so.see both attached data.
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