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Find the area under P=90(0.7)^t between t=0 and t=6. please help!Medals are awarded!
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90*(0.7)^6/ln0.7
Area under a curve can be found my integrating that curve. Set up your integral with the limits given, 0 and 6. \[\int\limits_{0}^{6}90(0.7)^tdt = 90\int\limits_{0}^{6}(0.7)^tdt\]
\[90\int\limits_0^6 0.7^t \, dt\]
why is it natural log and the other post 900 though?
900 was wrong. A mistype.
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I meant 90 0.7 but space did not appear
okay:) but why is it natural log?
\[\int 0.7^tdt = \int e^{t \log{0.7}} = \frac{e^{t \log{0.7}}}{\log{0.7}} = \frac{0.7^t}{\log{0.7}}.\]
hello every one i have given the correct ans...every1 is wrong
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