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The number of bacteria at the beginning of an experiment was 30 and the bacteria grow at an hourly rate of 1.4 percent. Using the model given by A(t) = A0e kt, estimate the numb…

The number of bacteria at the beginning of an experiment was 30 and the bacteria grow at an hourly rate of 1.4 percent. Using the model given by A(t) = A0e kt, estimate the numb…
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The number of bacteria at the beginning of an experiment was 30 and the bacteria

grow at an hourly rate of 1.4 percent. Using the model given by A(t) = A0e

kt, estimate

the number of bacteria, rounded to the nearest whole number after 20 hours.

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