SOLUTION: the amount of radioactive tracer remaining after t days is given by A=Aoe^(-0.058t), where Ao is the starting amount at the begining of the time period. How many days will it tak

Question 46758: the amount of radioactive tracer remaining after t days is given by
A=Aoe^(-0.058t), where Ao is the starting amount at the begining of the time period. How many days will it take for one half of the original amount to decay.
Answer by adamchapman(301) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

So:

Dividing by :

days.

I hope this helps,
Adam
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