
Mark M. answered 09/10/23
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
15 = 80e80k
Solve for k
A(t) = 80e80k, using k from above
A'(t) < 1, solve for t
Use t to determine age.
Keith D.
asked 09/10/23I am running a role playing game for some friends. In it, there is a character who was born in 1943, and whose rate of aging is declining exponentially, so that by the time 80 years have passed, in 2023, that person only appears to have aged 15 years. At this exponential rate of decline, in what approximate year would that person's rate of aging fall below 1 Hour/Actual Year, and what would their apparent age appear to be?
Mark M. answered 09/10/23
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
15 = 80e80k
Solve for k
A(t) = 80e80k, using k from above
A'(t) < 1, solve for t
Use t to determine age.
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Keith D.
I thank you for the prompt answer. I unfortunately have been decades away from university, and I have no idea how to even use the equation you have listed here.09/10/23