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If I know the weekly sales of calculators can be modeled by the equation s(t)=10-te^(-t/20) where s is the number of calculators sold per week after t weeks, how many calculators will be sold in be first 60 weeks?
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Answered by oobleck
that would be the sum of the first 60 weeks' sales. In other words,
∫[0,60] (10 - te^(-t/20)) dt ≈ 280
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