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Question 172

An environmental scientist monitors the concentration, C C\,C parts per million (ppm), of a specific chemical pollutant in a reservoir over time t t\,t months. The scientist identifies a linear relationship between log⁡10C\log_{10} Clog10​C and ttt. The line representing this relationship passes through the points (2.4,1.82)(2.4, 1.82)(2.4,1.82) and (6.4,0.42)(6.4, 0.42)(6.4,0.42).

a.

Determine the equation for the relationship between log⁡10C\log_{10} Clog10​C and ttt.

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b.

Hence, or otherwise, express C C\,C in the form kbtkb^tkbt, giving the values of the constants k k\,k and b b\,b to 3 significant figures.

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2 Unit AS 2: Applied Mathematics Questions

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