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i need the standard form of seventy billion nine hundred milion sixty Thousand seven thousebth eight hundred ninty nine and one

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Mashutka [201]3 years ago

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Answer:

7e+10 + 9e+8 + 6.7e+4 + 8.99 × 10 to the power of 2 + 1/3.

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$40=70+T_{0}\cdot e^{(k\cdot 10)}\\70+T_0e^{k\cdot 10}=40\\T_0e^{k \cdot 10}=-30\\e^{k \cdot 10}=-\frac{30}{T_0}\\\ln \left(e^{k\cdot \:10}\right)=\ln \left(-\frac{30}{T_0}\right)\\k\cdot \:10\ln \left(e\right)=\ln \left(-\frac{30}{T_0}\right)\\k=\frac{\ln \left(-\frac{30}{T_0}\right)}{10}$

We can rewrite $T(t)$ as

$T(t)=70+T_{0}\cdot e^{(\frac{\ln \left(-\frac{30}{T_0}\right)}{10}\cdot t)}$

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$55=70+T_{0}\cdot e^{(\frac{\ln \left(-\frac{30}{T_0}\right)}{10}\cdot 20)}$

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$55=70+T_{0}\cdot e^{(\frac{\ln \left(-\frac{30}{T_0}\right)}{10}\cdot 20)}\\-15=T_{0}\cdot e^{2\ln \left(-\frac{30}{T_0}\right)}\\-15=T_{0}\cdot e^{\ln \left(-\frac{30}{T_0}\right)^{2}}\\-15=T_{0}\cdot \left(-\frac{30}{T_0}\right)^{2}\\-15=T_{0} \cdot \left(\frac{900}{T_0^2}\right)\\-15=\frac{900}{T_{0}} \\T_{0} = -60$

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