Have you ever wanted to get good at math. Well look no further than this tutorial on How To Do Half Life Calculations. Follow Videojug's professionals as they help you through this instructional video.
Carbon 14 doesn't decay into Carbon 12 it decays into Nitrogen 14 via Beta decay. This video told us nothing about how to do half life calculations, in fact the only calculation you made was 10-1=9. Thanks pussylumpessru for your very helpful post.
Carbon 14 doesn't decay into Carbon 12 it decays into Nitrogen 14 via Beta decay. This video told us nothing about how to do half life calculations, in fact the only calculation you made was 10-1=9. Thanks pussylumpessru for your very helpful post.
TARDIS636 6 days ago
@sohoyankee66 t1/2= log(0.5)/log(No/N)
t1/2= half life
No= amount you started with
N= amount you're left with you need a graphing calculator to do "log" but this is the formula for half life.
But I doubt it's important since you posted the comment two months ago. :|
Another formula is how to calculate how much left of a substance:
N(t)= No*1/2^number of half lives(time passed/half life)
N(t)= how much is left
No= what started with
Buye.
pussylumpessru 1 week ago
this video was so relaxing though
8Avenger 1 month ago
Sorry, friend, I didn't learn anything. Perhaps you should change your title, there were NO calculations involved.
sohoyankee66 3 months ago
I thought the video title said how to do calculations...
Derkks 4 months ago
actual calculations would of been more helpful, rather than graph reading
xcitox 10 months ago