In −3z+6b−7, the first term is -3z. It's a variable term, since z is assumed to be a variable. The coefficient of this variable, z, is -3.
From the attached graphic, Half-life = ln (.5) / k
Half-life =.693147 / <span>0.1142
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days
The value of "k" should be negative and should have units associated with it.
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Answer:
The length of Ann's toy fish is 12 inches; the length of Carol's toy fish is 17 inches; and the length of Liz's toy fish is 33 inches.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's say Carol's fish is c inches long, Ann's is a inches long, and Liz's is l inches long. Then:
c = 5 + a
l = 9 + 2a
a = 12
Plug 12 in for a to find c and l:
c = 5 + a = 5 + 12 = 17 inches
l = 9 + 2a = 9 + 2 * 12 = 9 + 24 = 33 inches
Thus:
The length of Ann's toy fish is 12 inches; the length of Carol's toy fish is 17 inches; and the length of Liz's toy fish is 33 inches.
Answer:
( 2x - 3 ) / 5
Step-by-step explanation:
2x - 6 = 5y - 3
2x - 6 + 3 = 5y
2x - 3 = 5y
y = ( 2x - 3 ) / 5
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Let's call y the number of patients treated each week
Let's call x the week number.
If the reduction in the number of patients each week is linear then the equation that models this situation will have the following form:

Where m is the slope of the equation and b is the intercept with the x-axis.
If we know two points on the line then we can find the values of m and b.
We know that During week 5 of flu season, the clinic saw 90 patients, then we have the point:
(5, 90)
We know that In week 10 of flu season, the clinic saw 60 patients, then we have the point:
(10, 60).
Then we can find m and b using the followings formulas:
and 
In this case:
and 
Then:


And


Finally the function that shows the number of patients seen each week at the clinic is:
