In the reaction 
, if the binding energies of 
and 
are respectively 
and c (in MeV ), then the energy (in MeV ) released in this reaction is
A
B
C
D
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B
Binding energy of 
Binding energy of 
In a nuclear reaction, the resultant nucleus is more stable than the rectants. Hence, binding energy of 
will be more than that of 
Thus, energy released 
charge in binding energy
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