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Both antibiotics were prescribed in high dosage slow release capsules. The function C(x)= 5log(x+1) + 10 models the concentration of levofloxacin in mol/L over a time x, in hours. The function D(x) = 10log(x+1) + 5 models the concentration of metronidazole in mol/L over a time x, in hours.
c) If Mathews is instructed to take both antibiotics at once the concentration levels could be modeled by the function (C + D)(x). How would the graph of (C + D)(x) differ from the individual graphs of C(x) and D(x)? Explain.
c) If Mathews is instructed to take both antibiotics at once the concentration levels could be modeled by the function (C + D)(x). How would the graph of (C + D)(x) differ from the individual graphs of C(x) and D(x)? Explain.
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