Problem #2: The sales of a plastic widget were estimated to be: P(t) = 8000 t e-0.6t where t is in weeks, and P(t) is in units per week. How many widgets were sold in the first 4 weeks? Problem #2: Round your answer to the nearest widget.

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Problem #2: The sales of a plastic widget were estimated to be:
,-0.6t
P(t)
= 8000 t e
where t is in weeks, and P(t) is in units per week.
How many widgets were sold in the first 4 weeks?
Problem #2:
Round your answer to the nearest widget.
Transcribed Image Text:Problem #2: The sales of a plastic widget were estimated to be: ,-0.6t P(t) = 8000 t e where t is in weeks, and P(t) is in units per week. How many widgets were sold in the first 4 weeks? Problem #2: Round your answer to the nearest widget.
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