just plug in t = 3
P(3) = 100(1 - e^-.36)
= 30.23
So appr 30.2%
The percentage of a certain brand of computer chips that will fail after t years of use is estimated to be
P(t) = 100(1 − e−0.12t ).
What percentage of this brand of computer chips are expected to be usable after 3 years? (Round your answer to one decimal place.)
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This is what I got too, but it says that my answer is wrong.
100 - 30.2
You percent is percent that will FAIL
It asks for the ones that do not fail.
It asks for the ones that do not fail.
Ahh, looks like neither one of us read the question carefully.
P(t) given the percentage that will FAIL, which is 30.2%
But it says, "what percentage ... is usable "
so 100 - 30.2 or 69.8%
P(t) given the percentage that will FAIL, which is 30.2%
But it says, "what percentage ... is usable "
so 100 - 30.2 or 69.8%
Thanks for the help.