The half-life of a drug has been determined to be 6 hours. The initial drug concentration was measured at 36mg%. What will the drug concentration be after 3 half-lifes? 10. A. 18mg% B. 9mg% C. 3mg% D. 4.5mg%

The half-life of a drug has been determined to be 6 hours. The initial drug concentration was measured at 36mg%. What will the drug concentration be after 3 half-lifes? 10. A. 18mg% B. 9mg% C. 3mg% D. 4.5mg%

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The half-life of a drug has been determined to be 6 hours. The initial drug
concentration was measured at 36mg%. What will the drug concentration be
after 3 half-lifes?
10.
A. 18mg%
B. 9mg%
C. 3mg%
D. 4.5mg%

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