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A cup of coffee contains 130 mg of caffeine. If caffeine is eliminated from the body at a rate of 11% per hour, how much caffeine will remain in the body after 3 hours?

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Answer:

91.646 mg ( approx ) of coffee will remain.

Explanation:

Given,

Initial quantity of coffee in the body, a = 130 mg,

Rate of decreasing per hour, r = 11 %,

Thus, the remained quantity of coffee after 3 hours,


A=a(1-(r)/(100))^3


=130(1-(11)/(100))^3


=130((89)/(100))^3


=130(0.89)^3


=91.64597\approx 91.646\text{ mg}

User Jlewkovich
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A=p (1-r)^t
A=130×(1−0.11)^(3)
A=91.65
User GStav
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