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Mathematics, 09.04.2021 03:40 whitethunder05

An unknown substance weighs 30.02kg when it is first brought to the lab. After a week in the lab, a technician weighs it again and finds it weighs 10.23kg. Assuming the substance is decaying exponentially, calculate the decay factor from week to week. I cant get this one at all please help and show work if possible thanks!

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