Biology, asked by pm715384, 11 days ago

the bod of a sample is 120mg/l.if k for the sample is 0.28 day.calculate how much bod is exerted after 10 days

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Answered by hotelcalifornia
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Explanation:

Given:

Ultimate of BOD (L)=120 mg/l

Time in days (t)=0.28

Deoxygenationrate rate constant (k) in days^{-1} =10.

To find:

(y_{t} )- Amount of BOD exerted at the time (t) in mg/l .

Solution:

Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) exertion formula,

y_{t} =L(1-e^{-kt} )

  • y_{t} is the amount of BOD exerted at the time t in mg/l.
  • L is the ultimate of BOD in mg/l.
  • t is the time in days.
  • k is the deoxygenation rate constant in days^{-1} .

Now apply the given values in the formula,

y_t =120(1-e^{-(0.28)(10)}  )

y_{t} =120(1-e^{-2.80000000000000003})

y_{t} =120 × 0.9391899373747821

y_{t} =112.70 mg/l

y_{t} =113 mg/l

Answer:

Hence the value of y_{t} is 113 mg/l.

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