$A$ nucleus $_n^mX$ emits one $\alpha$ particle and two $\beta^-$ particles. The resulting nucleus is

  • A
    $_{n-4}^{m-4}Z$
  • B
    $_{n}^{m-4}Z$
  • C
    $_{n}^{m-4}X$
  • D
    $_{n-2}^{m-4}Y$

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