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wel
3 years ago
10

Logarithms:

Mathematics
1 answer:
WITCHER [35]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

  • A) k = 18.75
  • B) R(0.8) = 161419
  • C) R(0.3) = 275

Step-by-step explanation:

<u>Given expression</u>

  • R(x) = 6*e^(kx)

A) <u>Given</u>

  • x = 0.04
  • R = 10

<u>Solving for k</u>

  • 10 = 6*e^(0.04k)
  • e^(0.04k) = 10/6
  • ln (e^0.04k) = ln (1.6666)
  • 0.04k = 0.51
  • k = 0.51/0.04
  • k = 12.75

B) <u>Given</u>

  • x = 0.8
  • R= ?

<u>The value of R(0.8) is:</u>

  • R(0.8) =
  • 6*e^(0.8*12.75) =
  • 6*e^(10.2) =
  • 161419  rounded

C) <u>Given</u>

  • x = 0.3
  • R = ?

<u>The value of R(0.3) is:</u>

  • R(0.3) =
  • 6*e^(0.3*12.75) =
  • 6*e^(3.825) =
  • 275 rounded
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