When Medicine Is Administered, the Reaction (Measured in Change of Blood

question 32

Multiple Choice

When medicine is administered, the reaction (measured in change of blood pressure or temperature) can be modeled by (that is, described by) , where is a positive constant and is the amount of medicine absorbed into the blood. Factor the expression for the reaction.

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