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QUESTION 3 235 233arnaineFAZ Eliz Mit Model [10 pts] The year 2250: a group of UConn students are hiking in Rhode Island. They come across the remains of a log cabin that they think may have belonged to Dave McArdle, a former UConn math professor. They decide to test a sample of the log for its disintegrations in order to determine how old it is. They found the rate of decay to be 6.45 disintegrations per minute per gram of sample. Living wood gives 68 disintegrations per minute per gram. Could this log cabin have belonged to Dave? Support your conclusion with mathematical calculations. You must use the fact that N(t) = N(0)e^(-At) where N(t) is the amount of C-14 at time t and A = 1.245 10^-4 is the decay constant of C-14.

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    Model [10 pts] The year 2250: a group of UConn students are hiking in Rhode Island. They come across the remains of a log cabin that they think may have belonged to Dave McArdle, a former UConn math professor. They decide to test a sample of the log for its disintegrations in order to determine how old it is. They found the rate of decay to be 6.45 disintegrations per minute per gram of sample. Living wood gives 68 disintegrations per minute per gram. Could this log cabin have belonged to Dave? Support your conclusion with mathematical calculations.
    
    You must use the fact that N(t) = N(0)e^(-At) where N(t) is the amount of C-14 at time t and A = 1.245 * 10^-4 is the decay constant of C-14.

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