Question

Given: \[ \frac{197}{96} X \to \frac{197}{95} Y + Z + V \quad \text{what is Z?} \]

• A. \( X - Y - V \)
• B. \( X + Y + V \)
• C. \( Y - X - V \)
• D. \( X + Y - V \)

Hint:

When dealing with atomic reactions, balance the equation by adding or subtracting terms appropriately to solve for the unknowns.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

From the given equation: \[ \frac{197}{96} X \to \frac{197}{95} Y + Z + V \] we can solve for \( Z \) by isolating it: \[ Z = X + Y - V \]