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What is (a) the atomic number and (b) the atomic mass number of the daughter nucleus...

What is (a) the atomic number and (b) the atomic mass number of the daughter nucleus produced by the alpha decay of the real or imaginary nucleus of 92X1206? Find (c) the number of protons and (d) the number of neutrons in the nucleus formed by the - decay of 17X236. Find (e) the number of protons and (f) the number of neutrons in the nucleus formed by the + decay of 7X311.

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