<span>Assuming the reaction is of 1st order, we can
start using the formula for rate of 1st order reaction:</span>
dN / dt = k * N
Rearranging,
dN / N = k dt
Where N = amount of sample, k = rate constant, t = time
Integrating the equation from N = Ni to Nf and t = ti to
tf will result in:
ln (Nf / Ni) = k (tf – ti)
Since k is constant, we can equate to situations.
Situation 1 is triple in size every days, situation 2 is after 20 days.
ln (Nf / Ni) / (tf – ti) = k
ln (3Ni / Ni) / 4 = ln (Nf / 40) / 20
Calculating for Nf,
<span>Nf =
9,720 bacteria </span>
Answer:
15.81 is the correct answer
I believe it's 9x2-12x+4 but I'm not quite sure cause we haven't yet gone over this in class.
My friend also believes it is this (she's in a higher level math grade than me). I'm so sorry this isn't more helpful.
Answer:
The answer is C
Step-by-step explanation:
x > 8
Since x is greater than 8, the arrow will point to the right. And since they used the > sign, the dot is not shaded
The third equation is the correct one. After 100 years, about 115 grams will remain.
