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The number of milligrams of a diabetic drug in a person's system after t hours is given by the function D(t)=20e^(-0.4t). Use the function to determine when the drug level will reach 0.01 mg (round to nearest hour).
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Now plug in D(t) = 0.01 and solve for t D(t)=20e^(-0.4t) 0.01 = 20e^(-0.4t) 0.01/20 = e^(-0.4t) 0.0005 = e^(-0.4t) ln(0.0005) = -0.4t -7.600902 = -0.4t -7.600902/(-0.4) = t 19.002255 = t t = 19.002255 Which rounds to 19. So it will take about 19 hours for the drug level to reach 0.01 mg
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