Original post by Mitul106
Need a hand on 4ci just cant seem to figure out where to start 
Doesn't seem to have attached?
Broadly a decay question has a statement that differential wrt t of some thing (A) = -kt and hence you end up integrating 1/t >>> ln t + c
writing c=ln A enables you to use the initial conditions to generate something like
The plus or minus depending on whether we have growth or decay
writing c=ln A enables you to use the initial conditions to generate something like
The plus or minus depending on whether we have growth or decay
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