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A drug is eliminated from the body through the kidney in such a way that over each hour, 25% of the amount present at the beginning of the hour is eliminated. Let t be the amount of time (in hours) since the drug was first taken, and A0 the initial amount of the drug in the body.
A(t) = A0e^(kt)
k is some constant. How long does it take before the amount of drug in the body is half of the initial amount?
A(t) = A0e^(kt)
k is some constant. How long does it take before the amount of drug in the body is half of the initial amount?
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oobleck
A(t) = A0 (0.75)^t = A0 (e^ln(0.75))^t = A0 e^(ln(0.7t) t)
so, k = ln(0.75)
now you can find when A(t) = 0.5 A0
so, k = ln(0.75)
now you can find when A(t) = 0.5 A0
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