It really depends on what it is for. i would say reasoning for school work. bc it is better to go with facts.
Answer:
0.166666667
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
- <u>59.0891 g (rounded to 4 decimal places)</u>
Explanation:
<em>Half-life time</em> of a radioactive substance is the time for half of the substance to decay.
Thus, the amount of the radioactive substance that remains after a number n of half-lives is given by:
Where:
- A is the amount that remains of the substance after n half-lives have elapses, and
- A₀ is the starting amount of the substance.
In this problem, you have that the half-live for your sample (polonium-210) is 138 days and the number of days elapsed is 330 days. Thus, the number of half-lives elapsed is:
- 330 days / 138 days = 2.3913
Therefore, the amount of polonium-210 that will be left in 330 days is:
The answer is 12/16... divide the fraction by 4 and you get 3/4
Answer: 48 tickets
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the expression that gives the number of tickets a player wins if he shoots the ball in the hoop t times is expressed as 3t.
Therefore, the number of tickets that a player wins if he shoots the ball in the hoop 16 times will be:
= 3t
where,
t = 16
Therefore, 3t = 3 × 16 = 48
The player wins 48 tickets.