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Assignment Expert
31.05.21, 09:49
Dear Debora, please post a new question
Deborah
28.05.21, 02:36
Initially the mass was 42 grams. After only 10 years, 7 grams
remained, assume exponential decay. How long did it take the mass to
decrease to 30 grams?
Assignment Expert
12.03.21, 13:43
Dear Farrah (1/2)^n = 0.01 where fron n = 6.64
Farrah
04.03.21, 05:26
Where is that 6.54 coming from?
Assignment Expert
11.06.18, 16:39
Dear Pont Jeckson please post the new question.
Pont Jeckson
10.06.18, 18:44
Thanks for the answers, but I'm not getting how you arrived at that
answer and where is that 6.64 coming from? May you please show me the
procedures on how you managed to work it out!
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Dear Debora, please post a new question
Initially the mass was 42 grams. After only 10 years, 7 grams remained, assume exponential decay. How long did it take the mass to decrease to 30 grams?
Dear Farrah (1/2)^n = 0.01 where fron n = 6.64
Where is that 6.54 coming from?
Dear Pont Jeckson please post the new question.
Thanks for the answers, but I'm not getting how you arrived at that answer and where is that 6.64 coming from? May you please show me the procedures on how you managed to work it out!
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