as_daily_income <- function(yearly_income) {
  yearly_income / 365
}
as_daily_income <- function(x) {
  x / 365
  }
as_daily_income <- function(yearly_income, duration) {
  yearly_income / duration
}
as_daily_income(61362, 365)
## [1] 168.1151
as_daily_income <- function(yearly_income, duration = 365) {
  yearly_income / duration
}
as_daily_income(61362, duration = 366)
## [1] 167.6557
100 * exp(-2.5)
## [1] 8.2085
dose <- 100 # mg
duration <- 10 # days
time_constant <- 4 # days
dose * exp(- duration / time_constant)
## [1] 8.2085
library(mosaicCalc)
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drug_remaining <- function(dose, duration, time_constant) {
  dose * exp(- duration / time_constant)
}
library(mosaicCalc)
slice_plot(
  drug_remaining(dose = 100, time_constant = 4, duration = t) ~ t, 
  domain(t = 0:20))

library(mosaicCalc)
slice_plot(
  drug_remaining(dose = 50, time_constant = 3, duration = t) ~ t, 
  domain(t = 0:25))

fungsi t = 0:25 berfungsi untuk menjadi nilai x , dan nilai y disini adalah fungsi dose.