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11) The Half-Life of Tylenol is approximately 3 hours.
If you take 1000mg, how Tylenol much is left in your body after 4 hours?
If you take 1000mg, how Tylenol much is left in your body after 4 hours?
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The quantity remaining, r, from an initial quantity of r0 with a half life of h is given at time t by:
r=r0*e<sup>-t*ln(2)/h</sup>
For the given case,
initial quantity = 1000
half life, h = 3 hours
time lapse, t = 4 hours
so
r = 1000e<sup>-4ln(2)/3</sup> mg
I'll let you finish the calculations because my calculator does not have the ln(x) function.
As a check of the formula, you can calculate the quantity left after 3 hours. It should be 500 mg.
r=r0*e<sup>-t*ln(2)/h</sup>
For the given case,
initial quantity = 1000
half life, h = 3 hours
time lapse, t = 4 hours
so
r = 1000e<sup>-4ln(2)/3</sup> mg
I'll let you finish the calculations because my calculator does not have the ln(x) function.
As a check of the formula, you can calculate the quantity left after 3 hours. It should be 500 mg.
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