Suppose that the concentration of medication in the bloodstream follows M? +4 3- М Mt+1 M - %3D where M is the medication in the bloodstream given in mg/L. (Here the 4 is the supplement and the fraction term deals with the absorption rate of the mediation.) (a) Find all biological equilibria of this system.

Suppose that the concentration of medication in the bloodstream follows M? +4 3- М Mt+1 M - %3D where M is the medication in the bloodstream given in mg/L. (Here the 4 is the supplement and the fraction term deals with the absorption rate of the mediation.) (a) Find all biological equilibria of this system.

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Chapter5: Exponential And Logarithmic Functions

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