Answer:
The question has some other details missing, but here are the details ;
Write a differential equation for the time (measured in minutes) evolution of:
a) The total mass (in kilograms) of the chemical in the pond dm/dt =
b) The concentration (in kg/liter) of the chemical in the pond: dc/d t=
c) The concentration (in grams/liter) of the chemical in the pond: dc/dt =
d) The concentration (in grams/liter) of the chemical in the pond, but with time measured in hours: dc/dt =
Step-by-step explanation:
The detailed steps from first principle and the solution of each differential equation is as shown in the attached file.
starting from Concentration = mass/volume ; mass = volume x concentration, and then find the differential of both sides to generate the solved differential equation.
Answer:
12,55ml
Step-by-step explanation:
12,3+0,25=12,55
Answer:
11/24
Step-by-step explanation:
11/7 x 7/24
Surely not;
5a+a-9b-6b
6a-15b
So,
5a-9b+a-6b=6a-15b
It's not equal to 6a-15
<span>Q = y 2 = m p= x and 1/2 = + b :D
Anything with + ____ is the same as + b, and anything with a number and a variable after is equal to mx, and anything equal to something is the same as y =.
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