Question
After one $\alpha $ and two $\beta $ emissions
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Answer
(b) $_{Z}{{X}^{A}}{{\xrightarrow{\alpha }}_{Z-2}}{{Y}^{A-4}}{{\xrightarrow{2\beta }}_{Z}}{{X}^{A-4}}$
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