Answer:
LEts start with 10^1
If we have positive exponent then we add zeros
10^1= 10
(Put 2 zeros because exponent is 2)
(Put 3 zeros because exponent is 3)
(Put 4 zeros because exponent is 4)
(Put 5 zeros because exponent is 5)
For negative exponent , we make a fraction . we put 1 at the top always and number as the bottom
(Put 1 zero at the bottom because exponent is -1)
(Put 2 zeros at the bottom because exponent is -2)
(Put 3 zeros at the bottom because exponent is -3)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that the general form of the exponential decay formula is
, where y is final amount remaining after t time, A is the original amount and r is the rate of decay
Now, the ratio of strontium-90 remaining, p , as a function of years, t , since the nuclear accident.
Hence, the ratio of remaining since the nuclear accident is
Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
For any positive numbers a,b we always have the following identity:
(gcd(a,b) denotes the greatest common divisor between a and b, and lcm(a,b) denotes the least common multiple between a and b)
In our case, we are given that and that
. Plugging that in into our identity, we get:
And so solving for :