document.write( "Question 116631:
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Algebra.Com's Answer #84837 by scott8148(6628)\"\" \"About 
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setting D equal to 2 and dividing by 5 gives .4=e^(-0.37h)\r
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\n" ); document.write( "\n" ); document.write( "taking the natural log gives ln(.4)=-0.37h ___ dividing by -0.37 gives (ln(.4))/(-0.37)=h
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