
Robiul H. answered 04/25/21
An Adequate Math Tutor
If something dissipates that mean it spreads out or becomes less concentrated and since it is referring to a drug that has a concentrated dose of something that means that when this drug dissipates in the body it becomes less concentrated so this function is an exponential decay function. Because of this the exponential decay function is this 100(0.9)^x where (0.9) is the decay factor because (100-10)->(10-1)->(1-0.1)=0.9
So then the concentration of the drug after 9 days, where x is the number of days, will be modelled by 100(0.9)^9=38.7 so 38.7% of the drug remains after 9 days. If a second dose cannot be administered if 50% of the drug remains then the label warning for redose should say the number of days someone should wait to take a second dose and since it was found that 38.7%if the drug is left after 9 days we must find the number of days someone should wait for redose so lets choose a number less than 9 and see what happens. 100(0.9)^7=47.8% & 100(0.9)^6=53.1% so the label should say "Wait 7 days to take a second dose"