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An element with a mass of 570 grams decays by 26.7% per minute. To the nearest minute, how long will it be until there are 40 grams of the element remaining?
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An element with a mass of 570 grams decays by 26.7% per minute. To the nearest minute, how long will it be until there are 40 grams of the element remaining?
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An element with a mass of 570 grams decays by 26.7% per minute. To the nearest minute, how long will it be until there are 40 grams of the element remaining?
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Answer: x ≈ 9
Explanation:
Near the end of the picture 8.553364=x
x ≈ 9
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