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Which of the following plots would be a straight line ?
(a) Logarithm of decay rate against logarithm of time
(b) Logarithm of decay rate against logarithm of number of
decaying nuclei
(c) Decay rate against time
(d) Number of decaying nuclei against time
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Answer Posted / alakesh
Logarithm of decay rate against logarithm of number of
decaying nuclei is a straight line .
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