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The amount of a certain medication remaining in the bloodstreamt hours after taking the medicine is modeled by the equation M(t) = -4** 5x2 + 3x +18. Package directions recommend taking a second dose 4-6
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The amount of a certain medication remaining in the bloodstreamt

hours after taking the medicine is modeled by the equation M(t) = -4**
5x2 + 3x +18. Package directions recommend taking a second dose 4-6
hours after the initial dose,

The amount of a certain medication remaining in the bloodstreamt hours after taking-example-1
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45, 46, 33, 0, 6

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The amount of a certain medication remaining in the bloodstreamt hours after taking-example-1
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