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A bacteria cultures quadruples every hour. If it started with 1200 bacteria cells, how many cells would there be in 7 hours?
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A bacteria cultures quadruples every hour. If it started with 1200 bacteria cells, how many cells would there be in 7 hours?
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The equation would be 1200 x 4 (7)
That would equal 58,800
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