Chapter 3, Section 3.5, Question 40 The function 110e e* + e can be used to repr
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Chapter 3, Section 3.5, Question 40 The function 110e e* + e can be used to represent the percent of patients exhibiting an above normal temperature response to dose * millimoles (mM) of a particular histamine. Enter the exact answers a. What is the elasticity of R with respect to changes in X 7 b. If there is a 4% error in estimating the dose X when -3 (mh), then what is the percent error in calculating the response R ? The error is Click if you would like to Show Work for this question: Open Show Work LINK TO TEXTExplanation / Answer
a) Elasitcity of R(x) with respect to x is given by :
E = (dR/dx)*x/R(x)
R(x) = 110ex/(ex + e-3)
dR/dx = 110[(ex+e-3)ex - ex(ex)]/(ex+e-3)2 = 110(ex)*e-3/(ex+e-3)2
E = 110(ex)*e-3/(ex+e-3)2 * x(ex+e-3)/110ex = xe-3/(ex+e-3)
(b) dR/dx = 110(ex)*e-3/(ex+e-3)2
dx/x = 4/100 given x = -3 mm . We need dR/R *100
dR/R = e-3/(ex+e-3) dx
=> dR/R = e-3/(ex+e-3) * 4x/100
=> dR/R *100 = e-3/(ex+e-3) * 4x
At x=-3 mm
dR/R *100 = e-3/(e-3+e-3) *4(-3)
=> dR/R *100 = e-3/2e-3 *-12 = -12/2 = -6
Hence the error is -6%
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