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NAME - DATE - PERIOD - Study Guide Unit V

The document is a study guide for a pharmacology exam that contains questions about a function modeling the amount of drug in the body over time after intravenous administration. It asks the student to (1) identify the initial dosage, (2) calculate the amount of drug present after 2 hours, and (3) graph the function and explain its domain and range.

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NAME - DATE - PERIOD - Study Guide Unit V

The document is a study guide for a pharmacology exam that contains questions about a function modeling the amount of drug in the body over time after intravenous administration. It asks the student to (1) identify the initial dosage, (2) calculate the amount of drug present after 2 hours, and (3) graph the function and explain its domain and range.

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NAME________________________ DATE_____________ PERIOD________

STUDY GUIDE UNIT V

As a pharmacologist, you are aware of the absorption rates of drugs administered


intravenously for pain control. You know that for one such medication the function

f (t)=60 – 15 ln (1+t)

for the time interval 0 ≤ t ≤ 24 , models the amount of drug in the body after t hours.

a) What is the initial dosage of the medication administered?

b) How much of the medication is present two hours after initial administration?

c) Draw a graph of this function stating its domain and range and explaining what they
represent.
1.

2.
3.

4.

5 SOLVE:

A.
B.

C. log 2 ( x )+ log 2 ( x−6 )=4

REWRITE USING COMMON LOG: WRITE AS AN EXPONENTIAL

4 x =2 8 x=log 7 58

6 x =5 4 log 5 75= y

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