Use Arrows To Solve Radioactive Decay Questions | MCAT Content

Radioactive decay questions are fairly common on the MCAT. While most books will explain the various decay equations they are essentially useless on the MCAT. Instead, we can solve these types of questions using arrows and an understanding of half-life.
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