I am trying to figure out how to do this question. The half-life of a substance is 120 days. The initial quantity is 72g.
A) Write the specific equation in the form A=A[sub]o[/sub] e[sup]kt[/sup].
B) How much will be left after 85 days?
C) How long until only 8 g is left?
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Expert's answer
2011-07-21T07:07:09-0400
a. A=A0e-kt. 1/2 A0= A0e-kτ Where τ is a half-life period. So we get K=ln(2)/ τ We have A=A0e- ln(2)t/ τ = 72e- ln(2)t/120. b. A= 72e- ln(2)85/120 = 44.17 g. c. 8= 72e- ln(2)t/120 1/9=72e- ln(2)t/120 -2ln(3)= - ln(2)t/120 240ln(3)/ln(2) = 379 days.
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