r=10.5(0.535)^x determine the decay rate

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  4. a radioactive sample has a decay rate R of 518 decay/min at time t=7 min and 156 decay/ min at time t=17 min. calculate the
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  5. Determine whether the function below is exponential growth or decay, and find the rate of change. P(t)=8.5(0.92)2 (1 point)
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  7. 10. Exponential Functions in Context(1 point)Complete the table below. Recall that the equations for Exponential Growth is f(x)
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  9. The rate constants for a first order decay reaction are found to be:k287.3∘C=1 x 10−4 s−1 k327.4∘C=19.2 x 10−4 s−1
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  10. The rate constants for a first order decay reaction are found to be:k287.3∘C=1 x 10−4 s−1 k327.4∘C=19.2 x 10−4 s−1
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