To find the rate, you must divide the distance traveled by the time it took.
17.5 m is the distance while time it took was 5 seconds.
So,
17.5 ÷ 5 = 3.5 m/s
The rate of the anchor is 3.5 m/s
Note: I did not ignore the negative sign in the distance but rather acknowledged it as a magnitude. This meant that the anchor was dropping down instead of going up.
Step-by-step explanation:
once the level of medicine reaches a value, where 30% are 23mL (so, whatever is lost, is immediately replaced again), that is then the long run value for the amount of the drug in the patient's body.
so,
30% = 23 mL
1% = 30%/30 = 23/30 = 0.766666666...
100% = 1%×100 = 0.766666666... × 100 = 76.666666...
so, once the level reaches 76.666666... mL in the body, it will remain constant, as the daily filtered out 30% are 23 mL, and the daily add-on is also 23 mL.
so, the answer is
76.667 mL
3,240 ......................
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
An EHT is an Environmental Health Technician. Integration (Integral Calculus, if that's what you mean) will be applied to an Environmental Health Technician's job in the following way:
1. In the analysis or examination of samples from an environment, such as soil sample, water sample, domestic waste sample, septic waste sample, etc.
Essentially, Integral Calculus (and other forms of Maths) must be studied, before a person is able to be an Environmental Health Technician.
Degrees in any of the following fields are a necessary criterion;
- Applied Science
- Public Health
- Environmental Science
- Biochemistry
- Health Data Analysis
