Elimination of ethanol from the blood is known to have zeroth order kinetics. Provided no more ethanol enters the blood, the concentration of ethanol in a person's blood will therefore obeydMthe differential equation= - ko, where for a certain adult ko =0.186 g/liter/hr. Complete parts (a) through (c) below.dtdM(a) Explain why M(t) can only obey the above differential equation if M> 0 (once M drops to 0, it is usual to assume= 0). Choose the correct answer below.dtO A. The differential equation is positive and at M(t) = 0 there is no ethanol left in the body.O B. M(t) = 0 does not exist.OC. The differential equation is negative and at M(t) = 0 there is no ethanol left in the body.O D. The differential equation becomes undefined at M(t) = 0.

Given data: The given differential equation is dM/dt=-k0. The given value of k0=0.186 g/litre/hr.…

Elimination of ethanol from the blood is known to have zeroth order kinetics. Provided no more ethanol enters the blood, the concentration of ethanol in a person's blood will therefore obey dM the differential equation - = - kn, where for a certain adult k =0.186 g/liter/hr. Complete parts (a) through (c) below. dt

Elimination of ethanol from the blood is known to have zeroth order kinetics. Provided no more ethanol enters the blood, the concentration of ethanol in a person's blood will therefore obey dM the differential equation - = - kn, where for a certain adult k =0.186 g/liter/hr. Complete parts (a) through (c) below. dt

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Chapter11: Differential Equations

Section11.1: Solutions Of Elementary And Separable Differential Equations

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