The answer should be A. In order to solve these half-life problems, I encourage you to find an algebra calculator online, and plug in these numbers. The remaining grams goes in front, so 3.
The entire equation should look something like 3 = 15(1/2)^t/4.95
The 4.95 represents how long it takes before the sample halves, t is your answer, 1/2 represents the value halving every 4.95 hours, 15 is the initial sample size, and 3 is the end result that remains.
The overall answer should be about 11.5 hours, as per an algebra calculator.
Hope this helps solve any other similar problems
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A, C, D
Step-by-step explanation:
One way to answer this question is to use synthetic division to find the remainder from division of the polynomial by (x-3). If the polynomial is written in Horner form, evaluating the polynomial for x=3 is substantially similar.
A(x) = ((x -2)x -4)x +3
A(3) = ((3 -2)3 -4)3 +3 = -3 +3 = 0 . . . . . has a factor of (x -3)
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B(x) = ((x +3)x -2)x -6
B(3) = ((3 +3)3 -2)3 -6 = (16)3 -6 = 42 . . . (x -3) is not a factor
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C(x) = (x -2)x^3 -27
C(3) = (3 -2)3^3 -27 = 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . has a factor of (x -3)
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D(x) = (x^3 -20)x -21
D(3) = (3^3 -20)3 -21 = (7)3 -21 = 0 . . . . has a factor of (x -3)
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The polynomials of choice are A(x), C(x), and D(x).
Answer:
B. {2,6,8}
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the range is your output, also known as your Y's, whenever you list them, they MUST be listed in order.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Well 12y is the most obvious answer.
Anything that makes 12 is good enough.
4(3y) is another answer
12(y)
1(12y)
6(2y)
2(6y
