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You can get half-life from a graph by picking two points where the (radio)activity decays to one half its value. The interval of time of those two points is the half-life. You can confirm by picking more points, again with a half (radio)activity value and see that the time is the same in each case.



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You can get half-life from a graph by picking two points where the (radio)activity decays to one half its value. The interval of time of those two points is the half-life. You can confirm by picking more points, again with a half (radio)activity value and see that the time is the same in each case.



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How do you get half-life from a graph? - Answers

You can get half-life from a graph by picking two points where the (radio)activity decays to one half its value. The interval of time of those two points is the half-life. You can confirm by picking more points, again with a half (radio)activity value and see that the time is the same in each case.

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