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In many cases, removing dangerous chemicals from waste sites can be modeled using exponential decay. This is a key reason why such cleanups can be dramatically expensive. Suppose for a certain site there are initially 20 parts per million of a dangerous contaminant and that our cleaning process removes 5% of the remaining contaminant each day. How much contaminant (in parts per million) is removed during the first five days

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