Asked by BigDuck
Concentration of Drug in the Bloodstream The concentration of a certain drug in patient's bloodstream (t) hr after injection is given by:
C(t) = (0.2t) / (t^2+1)
mg/cm^3 Evaluate lim x-> inf C(t) and interpret your result.
C(t) = (0.2t) / (t^2+1)
mg/cm^3 Evaluate lim x-> inf C(t) and interpret your result.
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Answered by
oobleck
as t gets huge, t^2+1 becomes just t^2
0.2t/t^2 = 0.2/t
and as t becomes huge, that vanishes
it just means the the body metabolizes any medication you provide, so the effects diminish.
0.2t/t^2 = 0.2/t
and as t becomes huge, that vanishes
it just means the the body metabolizes any medication you provide, so the effects diminish.
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