(a)\(\ds \frac{dA}{dt}=pA\text{,}\) \(A(0)=A_0\text{;}\) \(A=A_0e^{pt}\text{.}\) (b) Solve \(15,000=10,000\cdot e^{4p}\) (a) \(\ds \frac{dA}{dt}=k(M-A(t))\text ...
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Watch this video to learn some useful ways to help you with calculating percentages: the number swap hack and the decimal multiplier hack. Calculating percentages is something you should be confident ...
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