When a drug is intravenously administered to a patient on a continuous basis, the amount A (in milligrams) of the drug in the patient's bloodstream t minutes after injection of the drug is given by A(t) = - (a - Ce -kt ) In this case, the growth constant k is called the absorption constant. The number a is the amount of the drug added to the bloodstream each minute, and the number C is a constant that depends on the values of a and k. For the case when a = 3 mg, C = 35, and k = 0.25, find the amount of the drug in the patient's bloodstream (rounded to 3 decimal places) a. 10 minutes after injection: mg b. 120 minutes after injection: mg Points possible: 1 License Unlimited attempts