A 46 gram sample of a substance that's a by-product of fireworks has a k-value of 0.1368.
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A 46 gram sample of a substance that's a by-product of fireworks has a k-value of 0.1368.
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A 46 gram sample of a substance that's a by-product of fireworks has a k-value of 0.1368.Find the substance's half-life, in days.Round your answer to the nearest tenth.
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A 46 gram sample of a substance by-product of fireworks has a k-value of 0.1368. N = Noekt No = initial mass (at time t = 0) N = mass at timet k= a positive constant that depends on the substance itself and on the units used to measure time t = time, in days
Ok, first ya wanna do N(t) = (Nø) • e^[- k • t ]
Then 23 = (½) • (46) half life tho
How you put it in the calculator
no im solving it for u
Ok thanks
well just doing the equation part
Ok
23 = (46) • e^[- (0.137) • t ] divide by 46
Ok thanks you
Then u would wanna do 0.5 = e^[- (0.137) • t ] take the natural log of both sides
ln[0.5] = - (0.137) • t
Oh
t = 5.06 days round this to the nearest ten
have u rounded it yet?
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