A radioactive nucleus X decays to another radioactive nucleus. After a number of decays, a stable nucleus Q is produced. The proton number (atomic number) of X is equal to that of Q. The nucleon number (mass number) of X is four more than that of Q. Which radiations are emitted to produce Q?
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D: one alpha-particle and two beta-particles
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