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Anyone that can help me out please i need to know if i am doing these right....if someone is kind enough i will ship u a little something on stars(it is little but something to say the least) my answers are at the bottom
1) The amount of radioactive substance remaining after t hours is found with p(t)=4e^-0.002t where
t is in grams.
a) How many grams are left after 10 hours?
b) How fast is the substance decreasing after 10 hours?
2) The amount of a drug in a person's drugstream is found with M(t)= 12te^-.4t where t is in hours
and m is in milligrams.
a) How rapidly is the amount increasing when t=1?
b) How much drug is in the bloodstream and how rapidly is it changing when t=2.5?
6) Given x^3+ y^2=9 use implicit differentiation to solve for dy/dx and then find the slope
of the graph at (2,1).
I have this but dont know if its right.
1. a)3.92 b).608g/hour
2)11.53 mg/hour b) 11.04 mg/sec increasing and 27.6 in the system
6) I have the deriviative of the fuction which is dy/dx= -3x^2/2y...so whats the slope? -
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ship to kap25 -
i wish i hadn't opened this thread..i feel like an idiot for not remembering how to do this..
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EDIT: good catch on the 2b brianyut
Originally Posted by amac1212
Anyone that can help me out please i need to know if i am doing these right....if someone is kind enough i will ship u a little something on stars(it is little but something to say the least) my answers are at the bottom
1) The amount of radioactive substance remaining after t hours is found with p(t)=4e^-0.002t where
t is in grams.
a) How many grams are left after 10 hours?
b) How fast is the substance decreasing after 10 hours?
2) The amount of a drug in a person's drugstream is found with M(t)= 12te^-.4t where t is in hours
and m is in milligrams.
a) How rapidly is the amount increasing when t=1?
b) How much drug is in the bloodstream and how rapidly is it changing when t=2.5?
6) Given x^3+ y^2=9 use implicit differentiation to solve for dy/dx and then find the slope
of the graph at (2,1).
I have this but dont know if its right.
1. a)3.92 b).608g/hour
2)11.53 mg/hour b) 11.04 mg/sec increasing and 27.6 in the system
6) I have the deriviative of the fuction which is dy/dx= -3x^2/2y...so whats the slope?
1
a is 3.92 right
b p'(t)=(-.002)(4)e^(-.002t)
at t=10
= -.0078 g/hr
2 chain rule derivative
(12)(e^-.4t)+(12)(-.4)(t)(e^-.4t)
t=1
M'(1)= 4.8263 mg/hr
b
t=2.5
M'(2.5)=0 mg/hr
M(2.5)=11.0364 mg
Given x^3+ y^2=9 use implicit differentiation to solve for dy/dx and then find the slope of the graph at (2,1).
3x2 +2y(dy/dx)=0
dy/dx = (-3x2)/(2y)
at (2,1)
still gives you -6
This is the way to solve it with implicit differentiation.
WeWaysAwIn on stars -
1a) Evaluate p(10) = 4*e^-.002(10) = 3.9207 grams
1b) Evaluate p'(10) = 4*(-.002)*e^(-.002*10) = -.00784 grams/hour
2a) Evaluate M'(1) = [12*e^(-.4*1)]+[12*1*(-.4)*e^(-.4*1)] = 4.8263 mg/hr
2b) Evaluate M(2.5) = 12*2.5*e^(-.4*2.5) = 11.036 mg
Evaluate M'(2.5) = [12*e^(-.4*2.5)]+[12*2.5*(-.4)*e^(-.4*2.5)] = 0 mg/hr
6) y = sqrt(9-x^3)
dy/dx = (1/2)*(9-x^3)^(-1/2)*(-3x^2)
dydx evaluated at (2,1) = (1/2)*(9-2^3)^(1/2)*(-3*2^2) = -6
I don't want anything. -
EDIT: yes this is a megaedit. not to make byut look dumb because hes obv a genius and the post that was originally here is misleading but just so there isn't wrong info in the thread.
Given x^3+ y^2=9 use implicit differentiation to solve for dy/dx and then find the slope of the graph at (2,1).
3x2 +2y(dy/dx)=0
dy/dx = (-3x2)/(2y)
at (2,1)
still give you -6
This is the way to solve it with implicit differentiation. -
His wording for that problem is exactly right. That's what implicit differentiation is.
edit: woah you mega edited. Slow down there editmonster. -
I need to find these threads sooner so I can start getting some of the Byut praise. haha
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You're too busy figuring out compatible materials for a penis implant.
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LOL
touche, tou fucking che -
i could do it if i had my ti83 with me, im at work, its at home
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Brian whats your name on stars? Thanks for the help, i didnt know where to plug in some of those numbers on my calc. so now i see ty again.
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No thanks. I don't need anything, just helpin out.
Originally Posted by amac1212
Brian whats your name on stars? Thanks for the help, i didnt know where to plug in some of those numbers on my calc. so now i see ty again.
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thanks man i appreciate it. Imawina i shipped you a few dollars, thanks for ur help too.
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