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Answered by Anonymous
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At \large\rm { t = 1 s}

N = 90

\large\rm { 90 = N \cdot e^{-kt}}

\large\rm{ e^{-k} = \frac{90}{100}}

\large\rm { e^{-k} = \frac{9}{10} .........(1) }

\large\rm { At \ t = 2 \ s}

\large\rm { N = N \cdot e^{-kt}}

\large\rm { N = 100 ( e^{-2k})}

\large\rm { N = 100 ( e^{-k})^{2} ......(2)}

\large\rm { = \frac{9}{10} ......(2)}

\large\rm { N = 100 ( \frac{9}{10})^{2}}

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Answered by srinuvasukaribandi
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