(Solved): The effect E of a drug on a human patient is a function of both the amount a (in milligrams) of the ...

The effect E of a drug on a human patient is a function of both the amount a (in milligrams) of the drug administered and the amount of time t (in hours) that has passed since the drug was administered. For a particular drug, the function that relates these quantities is E(z, t) 16.52¹.40 -0.03 = Round all answers to 2 decimal places. a. Find the effect that 200 mg of the drug has on a patient 3 hours after it has been administered. E(200, 3) = = b. Find the change in the effect of the drug on the patient if the dosage had been 190 mg rather than 200. Hint: Find the difference between E(190, 3) and your answer in part a. c. Find the change in the effect of the drug 4 hours after 200 mg has been administered. Hint: Find the difference between E(200, 4) and your answer in part a.