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-0.693t t1/2 N = e N= The percent of carbon-14 (in decimal notation) of a dead sample compared to a living one e = Euler's number (approx. equal to 2.71828) t = number of years t1/2= carbon-14 half-life 8 The equation above can be used to find the percent of carbon-14 in a sample of a dead organism. Find an equation for t in terms of N and t1/2. t1/2 In N A) t = -0.693 In N B) t = -0.693t1/2 -0.693t1/2 C) t= In N D) t = t1/2 -0.693 In N

-0.693t t1/2 N = e N= The percent of carbon-14 (in decimal notation) of a dead sample compared to a living one e = Euler's number (approx. equal to 2.71828) t = number of years t1/2= carbon-14 half-life 8 The equation above can be used to find the percent of carbon-14 in a sample of a dead organism. Find an equation for t in terms of N and t1/2. t1/2 In N A) t = -0.693 In N B) t = -0.693t1/2 -0.693t1/2 C) t= In N D) t = t1/2 -0.693 In N

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e = Euler's number (approx. equal to 2.71828) notation) of a dead sample compared to a living -0.693t t1/2 N = e 11. For a particular p the maximum al the maximum st outer diameter. t.If another pip half the outer c one internal press t = number of years maximum allo and t? t/2= carbon-14 half-life A) Snew 8 The equation above can be used to find the percent of carbon-14 in a sample of a dead organism. Find an equation for t in terms of N and t1/2. B) Snew = C) Snew = D) Snew = t1/2 In N A) t= -0.693 In N B) t= -0.693t1/2 12. Kimmy second, -0.693t1/2 In N C) t= meters of a 3 k t1/2 D) t = second -0.693 In N each c them A) a B) C C) 9. If f(x) = -1(r – 2)4 – 3, then x =
Transcribed Image Text:e = Euler's number (approx. equal to 2.71828) notation) of a dead sample compared to a living -0.693t t1/2 N = e 11. For a particular p the maximum al the maximum st outer diameter. t.If another pip half the outer c one internal press t = number of years maximum allo and t? t/2= carbon-14 half-life A) Snew 8 The equation above can be used to find the percent of carbon-14 in a sample of a dead organism. Find an equation for t in terms of N and t1/2. B) Snew = C) Snew = D) Snew = t1/2 In N A) t= -0.693 In N B) t= -0.693t1/2 12. Kimmy second, -0.693t1/2 In N C) t= meters of a 3 k t1/2 D) t = second -0.693 In N each c them A) a B) C C) 9. If f(x) = -1(r – 2)4 – 3, then x =
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