The document discusses the relationship between the amount of a radioactive substance and time, noting that the rate of decay is proportional to the amount present and follows an exponential decay model. It provides an equation to calculate the amount of substance remaining after a given period of time and explains that this can be used to date artifacts and materials. The analysis of radioactive decay rates is important in fields like archaeology and geology for estimating the ages of objects, materials, and sites.

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