To find:
The maximum and minimum steady-state concentration for the given conditions.
Answer to Problem 1EA
Solution:
The maximum and minimum steady-state concentration for the given conditions are
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The given conditions are:
and
Approach:
First derivative test:
If c is a critical number for f on the open interval
1.
2.
Calculation:
Consider the given function:
Substitute the value
Differentiate the function with respect to t:
Find the critical point:
Take log both side:
Substitute in the function:
and minimum is:
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