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Suppose that a liquid carries a drug with concentration 0.1 g/cc into a 300-cc organ at a rate of 5 cc/s and leaves the organ at the same rate. If initially there is 10 g of the drug in the organ, find the amount x of drug in the organ as a function of time t. (Assume that when the liquid leaves the organ the concentration of the drug is equal to its concentration in the organ.)

Suppose that a liquid carries a drug with concentration 0.1 g/cc into a 300-cc organ at a rate of 5 cc/s and leaves the organ at the same rate. If initially there is 10 g of the drug in the organ, find the amount x of drug in the organ as a function of time t. (Assume that when the liquid leaves the organ the concentration of the drug is equal to its concentration in the organ.)

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Suppose that a liquid carries a drug with concentration 0.1 g/cc into a 300-cc organ at a rate of 5 cc/s and leaves the organ at the same rate. If initially there is 10 g of the drug in the organ, find the amount x of drug in the organ as a function of time t. (Assume that when the liquid leaves the organ the concentration of the drug is equal to its concentration in the organ.)
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