Answer:
3.48 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation is:

Where
M(t) is the amount of medication remaining in mg
t is the time it takes, in hours
The questions asks HOW LONG it will take to make the remaining medication to 1 milligrams (1 mg)??
We have to substitute M(t) with "1" and find the corresponding value of "t". We will use natural log to solve this. Shown below:

<u>Note: </u> Ln(e) = 1
This means, the amount of time it will take is about 3.48 hours
Y=2/x. this equation has degree -1 whereas linear functions have degree 1
y=6x²-7 is nonlinear as it is degree 2
Answer:
4 min
Step-by-step explanation:
if you look at the plot the dot is a 4
So 2 miles per 1/2 hour
therfor 1 mile in 1/4 hour since 1/4 is 1//2 of 1/2
so
1 mile per 1/4 hour
2 mile per 2/4 hour
3 mile per 3/4 hour
basically 2 times 3/2=3 so
1/2 times 3/2=3/4=answer
Answer:
As far as i know you should go for LCM that would be more convenient and easy to do