The concentration of drug in a patients bloodstream t hours after an injection is C(t) milligrams per
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The concentration of drug in a patient’s bloodstream t hours after an injection is C(t) milligrams per milliliter where
a. What is the concentration of drug immediately after the injection (when t = 0)?
b. By how much does the concentration change during the 5th hour? Does it increase or decrease over this time period?
c. What is the residual concentration of drug, that is, the concentration that remains in the long run (as t → ∞)?
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