Question: A doctor prescribes 600 milligrams of a therapeutic drug that decays by about 13% each hour. Write an equation in base
e relating the amount A of the drug in the patient's system after h hours. use proper function notation
1 answer:
Answer: A = 600(
)
Step-by-step explanation:
The rate = 13% = 0.13
Let I be the initial value = 600 mg
The Equation will be
A = I (1 - R%)
A = 600( 1 - 0.13)
A = 600()
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98^2 = (100-2)^2
Using (a-b)^2, we have
= (100)^2-2(100)(2)+(2)^2
= 10000-400+4
= 10004-400
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