Q4) growth of a spherical tumor modeled as a function of the population of germs (g in Million) in tumor, v(g) = 1.5 g?, When the diameter of the tumor is 2v15, and population of germs is 20m and it is growing at a rate of 2m /day. How fast is the diameter of the tumor changing at that time? %3D
Q4) growth of a spherical tumor modeled as a function of the population of germs (g in Million) in tumor, v(g) = 1.5 g?, When the diameter of the tumor is 2v15, and population of germs is 20m and it is growing at a rate of 2m /day. How fast is the diameter of the tumor changing at that time? %3D
Chapter6: Exponential And Logarithmic Functions
Section6.1: Exponential Functions
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