Atomic structure and ionising radiation

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Question 39
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A radiation protection officer uses a portable scintillation counter to monitor the ambient background radiation rate in an analytical chemistry laboratory. The officer records the count rate over four separate ten-second intervals, obtaining the data shown in the table below.

1st count rate2nd count rate3rd count rate4th count rate
Count rate (cps)26312530

Calculate the mean background count rate, in cps, from these four measurements.

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