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2 years ago

Talent = Current in nuerons x Time ÷ Change in dogs body Temperature

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Alex Ar [27]2 years ago

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Tx=\frac{IT}{dT}

Where

Tx=talent

I=Current

t=time

dT=Change in temperature

From the question we are told

Talent = Current in nuerons x Time ÷ Change in dogs body Temperature

Generally the equation for the give Question is is mathematically given as

Tx=\frac{IT}{dT}

Where

Tx=talent

I=Current

t=time

dT=Change in temperature

Where

Talent refer to skills and ability.

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