Answer:
$10 per kilogram
Step-by-step explanation:
To eliminate the decimals,multiply everything by 10
0.4.........4
4.00.........40
4 kilos = $40
1 kilo = $10 (40/4)
Step-by-step explanation:
∫₀³⁰ (r/V C₀ e^(-rt/V)) dt
If u = -rt/V, then du = -r/V dt.
∫ -C₀ e^u du
-C₀ ∫ e^u du
-C₀ e^u + C
-C₀ e^(-rt/V) + C
Evaluate between t=0 and t=30.
-C₀ e^(-30r/V) − -C₀ e^(-0r/V)
-C₀ e^(-30r/V) + C₀
C₀ (-e^(-30r/V) + 1)
I got the same answer. Try changing the lowercase v to an uppercase V.
Answer:11
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x)=3x+8
f(1)=3(1)+8
f(1)=3+8
f(1)=11
Just put it in the calculator and divide 4 by 5 then do 3 by 5 and keep on
It's already rounded to the nearest hundredth. Hundredth's place is the position of the second digit to the right of to the decimal point.
