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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
FINALLY! YAY thanks a lot! :)- joejo
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
or is it 24000 years now... because 6000*4- joejo
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
4 half lives...is the rest right?- joejo
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
1) 16 half lives... 2) 6000 years 3)96 000 years.. is that right- joejo
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
my test is in a few hours...if your planning on helping me out stop confusing me...you could help by telling me what the answer. thanks- joejo
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
therefore the answer to c) is 375 years.- joejo
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
375 years...my test is in 5 hours...can someone please just check my answer and if its wrong state the correct answer...i've been up all night...thanks- joejo
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
thanks hall of ivy...as for that below... there are 4 half lives...making it 8 years correct? The piece of wood starts with 32 g and eventually has only 2 g. It has 2/32= 1/16= (1/2)4 as much as originally. That means 32 is multiplied by 1/2 4 times. How many half-lives is that...- joejo
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
the number of half lives...my test is 2mr...can someone please answer it...its almost 2am and i don't get half life questions- joejo
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
hallsofIvy you never seem to help people out... anyways...n is the number of half-lives it has had...is that right Doc G or anyone else that is willing to help...- joejo
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
is that it? 32(\frac{1}{2})^{\frac{n}{6000}}- joejo
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
so what would the equation be?- joejo
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
still lost...i don't get it...im trying to do this correspondance and its very difficult- joejo
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
im lost...can someone show me how to do it...i need to study of this now...- joejo
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Carbon Dating and Half-Life: Calculating the Age of Ancient Objects
we haven't done logs...this is suppose to be a remedial math...I'm looking for someone to answer it properly so I use this question to study from...Can someone please help me out...- joejo
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