A certain medication is eliminated from the bloodstream at a rate of about 12% per hour. The medication reaches a peak level in the bloodstream of 40 mg. Predict the amount, to the nearest tenth of a milligram, of the medication remaining 2 hours after the peak level and 3 hours after the peak level.
do you have choices
No, you have to write out your response.
ok, I would take 12% of 40, that would be the amount it eliminates per hour
okay..
I got 35.2... lol Probably did that wrong
to get 12% of 40, you can multiply 12 x .40
4.8?
-30.4 is what I got
no wait, it is 12% of 40 = 4.80 40 - 4.80 = 35.20 after one hour now 35.20 x .12 = 4.224 now subtract 35.20 - 4.224 = ??? after 2 hours
30.976
the answer is to the nearest 10nth, so after 2 hours = 30.1 now for 3 hours, multiply 30.976 x .12 and subtract from 30.976
....What... Why woul... okay lemme try XD
the question is after 2 hours then after 3 hours
I got -27.25
30.976 - 3.717 = 27.25 so they want the answer to the nearest 10th that would be 27.3
okay, thank you!
yw :)
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