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Hi. Sorry if this is against a rule. I had a tutor who changed his mind 7 times on one problem. I completed this assignment but I just want to make sure that everything is correct before submitting it. Thanks!
4. Write in exponential form: log x = y
A: 10 to the y power = x
10. Solve for x exactly: log base x 25 = 2
A: x = 5
12. Solve for x to three significant digits: 10 to the x power = 17.5
A: x = 1.243
14. (Same directions as 12) ln x = -0.01573
A: x = 0.984
26. Solve for x exactly: 4 - (3 to the x power) = 2
A: x = 0.631
30. Same as 26: log base x 9 = -2
A: x = 0.333
46. Same as 26: log x - log 3 = log 4 - log (x + 4)
A: x = 2
50. Still the same ****: ln (log Dead = 1
A: x= 522.735
60. Solve for I: D = 10 log (I / I o)
A: I = Io (10 to the D / 10 power)
62. Solve for I: x = -1/k (ln) I/Io
A: I = Io(e to the -kx power)
70. How long will it take the population to double? Use this formula (P=Poe to the rt power)
r = 3%
A: t= 21.105 years
72. (ugh..)
One leukemic cell injected into a healthy mouse will divide into two cells in about half a day. At the end of the day these cells will divide into four. This doubling continues until 1 billion cells are formed; then the animal dies with leukemic cells in every part of the body
Part A: Write an equation that will give the Number N of leukemic cells at the end of t days
Part B: When, to the nearest day, will the mouse die?
Answers:
A: t = 9 / 2 log 2
B: 15 days
76. 8.3 = (2 / 3) log (E/Eo) , Solve for E where Eo = 10 to the 4.4 joules
A: E = 10 to the 16.85 power
Thanks!
4. Write in exponential form: log x = y
A: 10 to the y power = x
10. Solve for x exactly: log base x 25 = 2
A: x = 5
12. Solve for x to three significant digits: 10 to the x power = 17.5
A: x = 1.243
14. (Same directions as 12) ln x = -0.01573
A: x = 0.984
26. Solve for x exactly: 4 - (3 to the x power) = 2
A: x = 0.631
30. Same as 26: log base x 9 = -2
A: x = 0.333
46. Same as 26: log x - log 3 = log 4 - log (x + 4)
A: x = 2
50. Still the same ****: ln (log Dead = 1
A: x= 522.735
60. Solve for I: D = 10 log (I / I o)
A: I = Io (10 to the D / 10 power)
62. Solve for I: x = -1/k (ln) I/Io
A: I = Io(e to the -kx power)
70. How long will it take the population to double? Use this formula (P=Poe to the rt power)
r = 3%
A: t= 21.105 years
72. (ugh..)
One leukemic cell injected into a healthy mouse will divide into two cells in about half a day. At the end of the day these cells will divide into four. This doubling continues until 1 billion cells are formed; then the animal dies with leukemic cells in every part of the body
Part A: Write an equation that will give the Number N of leukemic cells at the end of t days
Part B: When, to the nearest day, will the mouse die?
Answers:
A: t = 9 / 2 log 2
B: 15 days
76. 8.3 = (2 / 3) log (E/Eo) , Solve for E where Eo = 10 to the 4.4 joules
A: E = 10 to the 16.85 power
Thanks!