The differential equation governing the decay of a certain radioactive substance through time is dq = -15qt* dt where q is the amount of radioactive substance and t is the time. At time t = 0, the initial amount of radioactive substance present is q = Qo, determine the remaining amount of the radioactive substance in the form of the explicit function q = f(t).

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The differential equation governing the decay of a certain radioactive substance through time is
dq
:-15qt*
dt
where g is the amount of radioactive substance and t is the time. At time t = 0, the initial amount of radioactive
substance present is q = Qo, determine the remaining amount of the radioactive substance in the form of the
explicit function q = f(t).
Transcribed Image Text:The differential equation governing the decay of a certain radioactive substance through time is dq :-15qt* dt where g is the amount of radioactive substance and t is the time. At time t = 0, the initial amount of radioactive substance present is q = Qo, determine the remaining amount of the radioactive substance in the form of the explicit function q = f(t).
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