I need to know the number of years! There is only one part to this question. The pictures show the "Figure" and "Bar charts" tabs and the "Graph" tab says this:A curve showing the percentage of radioactive atoms remaining in a mineral sample is graphed on a coordinate plane.The horizontal axis, labeled "Age in half-lives," ranges from 0 to 6.The vertical axis, labeled "Percentage remaining," ranges from 0 to 100.The curve enters the viewing field with a negative slope at (0, 100). The magnitude of the negative slope is progressively reduced such that it is nearly horizontal as it exits the viewing field at (6, 0.02).Thank you!! A sample from a meteorite that landed on Earth has been analyzed, and the result shows that out of every 1,000 nuclei ofpotassium-40 originally in the meteorite, only 125 are still present, meaning they have not yet decayed. How old is themeteorite (in yr)? (Hint: See the figure below.) (Note: The half-life of potassium-40 is 1.3 billion years.)FigureGraphBar chartsA mineral samplecontaining radioactiveatoms :;, which decayinto daughter atoms :100Percentage ofradioactive and50daughter atomsin the mineral100Percentage of50-radioactive atomsremaining12345Age in half-livesyrPercentage remaining---1/2 remain----R1/4 remain---- --1/8 remain-co FigureGraphBar chartsFour bar charts, drawn above the graph, show the percentages of radioactive and daughter atoms inthe mineral sample at the following points along the curve.• point (0, 100): 100% of the atoms are radioactive.• point (1, 50): The bar chart, labeled "1/2 remain," notes 50% of the atoms are radioactiveand 50% are daughter atoms.• point (2, 25): The bar chart, labeled "1/4 remain," notes 25% of the atoms are radioactiveand 75% are daughter atoms.• point (3, 12.5): The bar chart, labeled "1/8 remain," notes 12.5% of the atoms are radioactiveand 87.5% are daughter atoms.

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I need to know the number of years! There is only one part to this question. The pictures show the "Figure" and "Bar charts" tabs and the "Graph" tab says this: A curve showing the percentage of radioactive atoms remaining in a mineral sample is graphed on a coordinate plane. The horizontal axis, labeled "Age in half-lives," ranges from 0 to 6. The vertical axis, labeled "Percentage remaining," ranges from 0 to 100. The curve enters the viewing field with a negative slope at (0, 100). The magnitude of the negative slope is progressively reduced such that it is nearly horizontal as it exits the viewing field at (6, 0.02). Thank you!!

I need to know the number of years! There is only one part to this question. The pictures show the "Figure" and "Bar charts" tabs and the "Graph" tab says this: A curve showing the percentage of radioactive atoms remaining in a mineral sample is graphed on a coordinate plane. The horizontal axis, labeled "Age in half-lives," ranges from 0 to 6. The vertical axis, labeled "Percentage remaining," ranges from 0 to 100. The curve enters the viewing field with a negative slope at (0, 100). The magnitude of the negative slope is progressively reduced such that it is nearly horizontal as it exits the viewing field at (6, 0.02). Thank you!!