The milligrams of aspirin in a person's body is given by the equation a = 500 ⋅ (3/4)t , where t is the number of hours since the patient took the medicine. How much aspirin will be in the person's body after two hours?

a = 281.25 mg after two hours

Step-by-step explanation:

Here, we want to get the amount of aspirin that will be present after two hours

what we simply do here is to substitute 2 for t

Thus, we have it that;

a = 500(3/4)^2

a = 500•(0.75)^2

a = 281.25 mg

s + (a + 178) = 2000

step-by-step explanation:

2000 - 178 = 1822

1822 / 2 = 911

911 + 178 = 1089

1089 + 911 = 2000

abha = 1089

shane = 911

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