
Mark M. answered 04/15/23
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
0.85 = e75k
ln 0.85 = 75k
-0.1625 = 75k
-0.0021669 = k
0.5 = ekt
Can you substitute k, solve for t, and answer?
Olivia M.
asked 04/15/23Mark M. answered 04/15/23
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
0.85 = e75k
ln 0.85 = 75k
-0.1625 = 75k
-0.0021669 = k
0.5 = ekt
Can you substitute k, solve for t, and answer?
Benjamin W. answered 04/15/23
My name is Ben and I am a PhD student at UTK for Inorganic Chemistry
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