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For the model P(t)=100e−t+20P(t)=100e^{-t}+20P(t)=100e−t+20, determine limt→∞P(t)\lim_{t\to\infty}P(t)limt→∞P(t).
Find the initial amount of bacteria in the model A(t)=5e−3t+9A(t) = 5e^{-3t} + 9A(t)=5e−3t+9.
Calculate the amount at t=2t=2t=2 for the model A(t)=12e0.8t+3A(t) = 12e^{0.8t} + 3A(t)=12e0.8t+3.
A drug concentration decays as C(t)=5e−0.1tC(t)=5e^{-0.1t}C(t)=5e−0.1t mg/L. Find its half-life.
Given A(t)=50e−0.2t+10A(t)=50e^{-0.2t}+10A(t)=50e−0.2t+10, find the time ttt when A(t)=30A(t)=30A(t)=30.
A hot object cools as T(t)=20+80e−0.3tT(t)=20+80e^{-0.3t}T(t)=20+80e−0.3t. Find the time when T(t)=50 ∘CT(t)=50\,^{\circ}\mathrm{C}T(t)=50∘C.
In the model A(t)=500e−0.2t+50A(t)=500e^{-0.2t}+50A(t)=500e−0.2t+50, find the time ttt when A(t)=100A(t)=100A(t)=100.
In the model P(t)=200e0.1t+50P(t)=200e^{0.1t}+50P(t)=200e0.1t+50, find the time ttt when P(t)=350P(t)=350P(t)=350.
Radioactive decay is modeled by N(t)=100e−0.693t/5N(t)=100e^{-0.693t/5}N(t)=100e−0.693t/5. Find the time when N(t)=25N(t)=25N(t)=25.
For C(t)=10e−0.5t+2C(t)=10e^{-0.5t}+2C(t)=10e−0.5t+2, how long until C(t)C(t)C(t) is within 0.50.50.5 of its long-term value?
The population grows according to P(t)=1000e0.05tP(t)=1000e^{0.05t}P(t)=1000e0.05t. Determine the doubling time.
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