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Understanding Blood Alcohol Content: A Model for a 180-lb Man's Intake

This chapter examines the relationship between the number of alcoholic drinks consumed and the resulting blood alcohol percentage (BAC) for a 180-lb man. It establishes that one drink is defined as either 1.25 oz of 80-proof liquor, 12 oz of regular beer, or 5 oz of table wine. Many states set the legal driving limit at a BAC of 0.08%. The analysis investigates whether the rate of change of BAC is constant and derives the equation that models BAC as a function of the number of drinks consumed, allowing for a better understanding of alcohol’s effects on the body.

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Understanding Blood Alcohol Content: A Model for a 180-lb Man's Intake

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  1. example 3 Blood Alcohol Percent Chapter 1.4 The table gives the number of drinks and the resulting blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man. (“One drink” is equal to 1.25 oz of 80 proof liquor, 12 oz of a regular beer, or 5 oz of table wine, and many states have set 0.08% as the legal limit for driving under the influence.) Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it? Write the equation of the function that models the blood alcohol percent as a function of the number of drinks. 2009 PBLPathways

  2. Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it?

  3. Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it?

  4. Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it?

  5. Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it?

  6. Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it?

  7. Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it? percent per drink

  8. Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it? percent per drink

  9. Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it? percent per drink

  10. Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it? percent per drink

  11. Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it? percent per drink

  12. Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it? percent per drink

  13. Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it? percent per drink

  14. Is the rate of change of the blood alcohol percent for a 180-lb man constant? What is it? percent per drink

  15. Write the equation of the function that models the blood alcohol percent as a function of the number of drinks.

  16. Write the equation of the function that models the blood alcohol percent as a function of the number of drinks.

  17. Write the equation of the function that models the blood alcohol percent as a function of the number of drinks.

  18. Write the equation of the function that models the blood alcohol percent as a function of the number of drinks.

  19. Write the equation of the function that models the blood alcohol percent as a function of the number of drinks.

  20. Write the equation of the function that models the blood alcohol percent as a function of the number of drinks.

  21. Write the equation of the function that models the blood alcohol percent as a function of the number of drinks.

  22. Write the equation of the function that models the blood alcohol percent as a function of the number of drinks.

  23. Write the equation of the function that models the blood alcohol percent as a function of the number of drinks.

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  25. Write the equation of the function that models the blood alcohol percent as a function of the number of drinks.

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