Jana is prescribed 250 mg of medication. Seventy-five percent of the medication remains in her body after each hour, h, accordin
g to the equation mc019-1.jpg. Six hours later, Allison is prescribed the same medication. The medication remains in Allison’s body according to the equation mc019-2.jpg. At any time after she has taken the medication, Allison has how many times more milligrams of medication in her body? I'll edit the question in just a minute so the formulas are in it
6 hours after Jana took her medication, Allison was prescribed the same. m=250(0.75)^(h-6)
<span>At any time after she has taken the medication, Allison has how many times more milligrams of medication in her body? </span> Same with Jana, Allison's medication content in her body will decrease by 25% after each hour.
Let h = 6
Jana: m = 250(0.75)^6 = 250(0.178) = 44.50 Allison: m = 250(0.75)^6-6 = 250(1) = 250
250 - 44.50 = 205.50
On hour 6, Allison will have 205.5 mg more of the medicine than Jana.
