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220e^(1.323t)=500e^(1.118t) solve for t
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@Mertsj
so when u divide by 500 u get: 0.44e^(1.323t) = e^(1.118t)
Here is a better approach: 1. divide both sides by e^(1.118t)
that is: 220e^(1.323t)/e^9.118)= 500
\[220e ^{.205t}=500\]
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do u subtract 1.323-1.118?
yes
ok
Now divide both sides by 220
yup & iget 2.272727......
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or should i just do: ln(500/220) / 0.205?
\[e ^{.205t}=2.272727...\]
Now take the ln of both sides.
so i got t= 4.005 ?
\[.205t=.82098\]
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yep
thank u! :)
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i have 1 more question. can i start a new question & tag u?
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