Which of the following is true for a sample of isotopes containing $^{235}U$ and $^{238}U$?

  • A
    Number of neutrons are same in both.
  • B
    Number of protons,electrons,and neutrons are same in both.
  • C
    Contain same number of protons and electrons,but $^{238}U$ contains $3$ more neutrons than $^{235}U$.
  • D
    $^{238}U$ contains $3$ less neutrons than $^{235}U$.

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