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The concentration p (in µg/dL i.e., micrograms/deciliter) of a hormone, as a function of time t (in hours) is governed by the following differential equation for t ≥ 0
dp/dt = e−0.1t − 0.1p
If p(0) = 20 µg/dL, then p(10) = __________ µg/dL. (Round off to one decimal place)
dp/dt = e−0.1t − 0.1p
If p(0) = 20 µg/dL, then p(10) = __________ µg/dL. (Round off to one decimal place)
Correct : 11.0
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