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2 years ago

Help on 19-20 Do not explain

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stiv31 [10]2 years ago

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Answer: 19. 4.5 20. -120

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N₀= initial of substance

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$\therefore 121.5=512e^{-\frac{ln|\frac34|}{-10}.t}$

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$\Rightarrow ln|\frac{121.5}{512}|={\frac{ln|\frac34|}{10}.t}$

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