Answer:
.6
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
about 0.177 mg/mL
Step-by-step explanation:
The maximum is found where the derivative of C(t) is zero.
dC/dt = 1.35e^(-2.802t) -(1.35t)2.802e^(-2.802t) = 0
Solving for t gives ...
t = 1/2.802
So, the maximum C(t) is ...
C(1/2.802) = 1.35/2.802e^(-1) ≈ 0.177 . . . . . mg/mL
The maximum average BAC during the first 6 hours is about 0.177 mg/mL.
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The maximum occurs about 21 minutes 25 seconds after consumption.
Answer:
The answer is -24, I think!
Answer:
9/32 of the cookie was left for Stephanie to eat after lunch
Step-by-step explanation:
Anastasia’s mom baked a giant sugar cookie for her birthday.
On her birthday, ⅝ of the birthday cookie was eaten.
So, remaining cake =
The next day her brother ate ¼ of what remained.
Amount of cake eaten by her brother = 
So, remaining cake = 
Hence 9/32 of the cookie was left for Stephanie to eat after lunch
Answer:
3.5×10^4=35000
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider the value
3.5
we are saying that we are counting in units (1's) in that we have
3
1
2
of 1's
'.....................................................................................
Consider the value
3.5
×
10
. Now we are saying we have
3
1
2
of tens. That is; 3 lots of 10 is 30 and
1
2
of 10 is 5 so we have
30
+
5
=
35
'.................................................................................
Note that
10
2
is 100
Consider the value
3.5
×
10
2
. Now we are saying we have
3
1
2
of
100
'
s
So if we are counting in 100's then the decimal point stays where
it is and we move the number of 3.5 to the left until the
3 becomes hundreds.
Note that we have to insert a place holder of 0 just to the left of the decimal point to make sure the three is viewed as in the hundreds.
3.5
×
10
2
−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−→
slide to the left 2 places
350.0