A radioactive isotope decays to a more stable isotope a rate proportional to the square of the
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A radioactive isotope decays to a more stable isotope a rate proportional to the square of the remaining radioactive isotope. Let m(t) represent the amount of radioactive isotope after t years. If the initial mass of the radioactive isotope was 20g:
a) Set up an initial value problem to describe the situation.
b) If the proportionality constant has been found to be 1, solve the IVP determined in part a).
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ISBN: 978-0073513881
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Authors: Wolfgang Bauer, Gary Westfall
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