
Arturo O. answered 11/25/19
Experienced Physics Teacher for Physics Tutoring
(a)
A(t) = A0 (0.5)t/20
t = days
A0 = 100 g
A(t) = (100 g) (0.5)t/20
(b)
A(40) = (100 g) (0.5)40/20 = 25 g
Alejandra C.
asked 11/04/19a. Express the amount of an initial 100-gram sample that will remain radioactive, 𝐴(𝑡), as a function of the number of days, 𝑡.
b.Based on our knowledge of the half-life, we would expect that after 40 days, 25 grams of the initial sample would remain active. Verify this with the function that you created by evaluating 𝐴(40). Show your computation.
Arturo O. answered 11/25/19
Experienced Physics Teacher for Physics Tutoring
(a)
A(t) = A0 (0.5)t/20
t = days
A0 = 100 g
A(t) = (100 g) (0.5)t/20
(b)
A(40) = (100 g) (0.5)40/20 = 25 g
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