Answer
See explanation below.
Work Step by Step
The binding energy per nucleon is the average amount of energy per each entity part of the nuclide. The binding energies are used to compare the stabilities of different combinations and also provide information on the potential processes a nuclide can undergo to become more stable. The binding energy per nucleon changes. If the binding energy per nucleon is high, the more strongly the nucleons are held together which makes the nucleus stable.
