6.665 grams of the 13 grams remain after 8 hours.
<h3>How much of a 13 gram sample of iron-52 would remain after 8 hours?</h3>
The decay equation for the 13 grams of iron-52 is:
Where N is the amount of iron-52, and t is the time in years.
Where we used the fact that the half-life is exactly 8.3 hours.
Now, the amount that is left is given by N(8h), so we just need to replace the variable t by by 8 hours, so we get:
So 6.665 grams of the 13 grams remain after 8 hours.
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Answer:
The correct answer is d, there are infinitely many solutions.
Step-by-step explanation:
If the variable terms are the same and the constants are the same, the equation has infinitely many solutions.
Ex: 5(3)+5(5)=40 3+5=8
5(4)+5(4)=40 4+4=8
Hope this helps! Brainliest please!
Step-by-step explanation: I think not sure.
First, you should combine the x terms:
-3x - 7 = 29
Then, get rid of the negative 7, by adding 7 to both sides.
-3x = 22
Finally divide 22 by -3, to solve for x.
x = -22/3 or -7.33
L x w x h
3/8=0.375
5/8=0.625
7/8=0.875
0.375x0.625x0.875 =
0.205078125.......... doesn't seem right but that's what i got
