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Aflu has hit a city and the percentage of a population with the flu, t days after the disease arrives is approximated by f(t)=10te^(-t/8) for 0< =t> =40.
1)after how many days is the percentage of the population with the flu a maximum?
2)what is the maximum percent of the population at this time?
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