Chapter 10: Q58. (page 529)
The number of bacteria in a colony is growing exponentially.
How many bacteria were there at 7 P.M. that day?
Short Answer
The population of bacteria at 7 P.M. that day is1011929.
Chapter 10: Q58. (page 529)
The number of bacteria in a colony is growing exponentially.
How many bacteria were there at 7 P.M. that day?
The population of bacteria at 7 P.M. that day is1011929.
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