Mathematics, 28.02.2020 19:27 hrijaymadathil

The rate at which a radioactive substance decay is proportional to the amount A(t) of the substance remaining at time t. At initial time of observation, the mass of this substance is 10g. Formulate the Initial-Value-Problem (IVP) for the amount A(t).

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