By simplifying the expression we get
1.7
A + -5 = -12
A - 5 = -12
A = -7.
This is the solution.
(x–4) (3x^2 + 2)
i hope that helps with you’re expression
Answer: So, your relative takes N tablets each 6 hours. a day has 24 hours, and 24/6 = 4, so he takes N tablets 4 times per day, so he takes 4*N tablets.
each tablet has 200mg, and 2.3 g (or 2300 mg) is toxic.
this means that 4*N*200mg must be less than 2300, if we are seeking for the maximum N possible, then:
4*N*200mg = 2300mg
4*N = 2300/200 = 11.5
N = 11.5/4 = 2.87
if you round up this number, you will end up taking more than 2.3g of tylenol per day, this implies that N must be equal to 2.
So your relative needs to take maximum 2 tablets per day.
Answer:
18.05 g
Step-by-step explanation:
The multiplier of the initial quantity is ...
(1/2)^(t/1690)
so, for t=250, this becomes ...
(1/2)^(250/1690) ≈ 0.902545
Then the quantity remaining of the initial 20 g is ...
(20 g)(0.902545) ≈ 18.05 g
