Answer:
3.48 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation is:
Where
M(t) is the amount of medication remaining in mg
t is the time it takes, in hours
The questions asks HOW LONG it will take to make the remaining medication to 1 milligrams (1 mg)??
We have to substitute M(t) with "1" and find the corresponding value of "t". We will use natural log to solve this. Shown below:
<u>Note: </u> Ln(e) = 1
This means, the amount of time it will take is about 3.48 hours
The table would be y = 6x
Divide the Y values by the X values and they all equal 6, so you multiply the X value by 6 to get y.
Look at the dots on the graph ( 1,5) (2,10) (3,15) (4,20)
Divide the Y value by the X and they all equal 5, soy = 5x
To help you you should find a common denominator and then the fraction that has lower numbers is bigger
Answer:
The answer is a). 5/24.
Step-by-step explanation:
For the seventh graders there are 4 Boys + 2 Girls which totals 6 students.
- The probability that a girl will be picked from the <em>seventh graders is 2/6</em>
For the eighth graders, there are 3 Boys + 5 Girls which totals 8 students
- The probability that a girl will be picked from the <em>eighth graders is 5/8</em>
To find the<u> probability that both are girls</u>, we multiply the two fractions together:
-4x +12 -12 = -4 -12
-4x = -16
x = 4
