
John M. answered 04/15/21
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M'(t) = −0.004t2 + 0.9t
M(t) = (-0.004t3)/3 + (0.9t2)/2
Then M(15) = 96 words
Alexis A.
asked 04/14/21Suppose that in a memory experiment the rate of memorizing is given by M'(t)=−0.004t2+0.9t, where M'(t) is the memory rate, in words per minute.
John M. answered 04/15/21
Math Teacher/Tutor/Engineer - Your Home, Library, MainStreet or Online
M'(t) = −0.004t2 + 0.9t
M(t) = (-0.004t3)/3 + (0.9t2)/2
Then M(15) = 96 words
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