Question 10 (1 point) After a certain drug is injected into a patent, the concentration C of the drug in the
bloodstream is monitored. At time t > 0 (in minutes since the injection) the
concentration (in mg/L) is given by
5
30t
c(t)
t2 + 2
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What will the concentration of the drug eventually be in the bloodstream? Do not
enter any units with your answer.

From the values obtained, we can see that after the initial 10mg/L values obtained in the first 1 and 2 minutes, the concentration has been dipping and it will continue to do so.

Step-by-step explanation:

The concentration monitored ar time, t > 0 is represented by :

C(t) = 30t / (t² + 2.)

At, t = 1

C(1) = 30(1) / (1 + 2) = 30/3 = 10

At t = 2

C(2) = 30(2) / (2² + 2) = 60/(4+2) = 60/6 = 10

At t = 3

C(3) = 30(3) / (3² + 2) = 90/ 11 = 8.18

At t = 4

C(4) = 30(4) / (4²+2) = 120/18 = 6.67

At t = 5

C(5) = 30(5) / (5²+2) = 150/ 27 = 5.55

At t = 10

C(10) = 30(10) / (10²+2) = 300/102 = 2.94

From the values obtained, we can see that after the initial 10mg/L values obtained in the first 1 and 2 minutes, the concentration has been dipping and it will continue to do so.

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