After Jill took 400 mg of ibuprofen, the medicine in her system decreased by about 65% every hour. Which of the following functions defines the amount of ibuprofen in Jill's body in terms of the time t in hours since the ibuprofen was consumed? g(t) = 400 + 1.65 g(t) = 400 + 0.35t g(t) = 400 – 0.65t g(t) = 400(0.35)' g(t) = 400(0.65)3

After Jill took 400 mg of ibuprofen, the medicine in her system decreased by about 65% every hour. Which of the following functions defines the amount of ibuprofen in Jill's body in terms of the time t in hours since the ibuprofen was consumed? g(t) = 400 + 1.65 g(t) = 400 + 0.35t g(t) = 400 – 0.65t g(t) = 400(0.35)' g(t) = 400(0.65)3

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