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In one form of beta decay, potassium decays to produce calcium. What values do the letters represent? Superscript 40 Subscript a Baseline Upper k right arrow Superscript b subscript 20 Baseline Upper C a + Superscript 0 Subscript c Baseline e

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b is

c is

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decay.

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