Which methods of counting or estimating numbers of bacteria will likely include nonliving as well as living cells

The question is incomplete as the options are not given, here are the options gotten from another websites.

A. Most Probable Number method (MPN)

B. Microscopic counts

C. Turbidimetric methods

D. Standard Plate Counts (SPC)

The correct answer is the most probable method

Explanation:

The most probable method is the answer because it is a statistical method where the sample is taken by a process of innoculating 10 fold dilutions of broth. It is use to estimate the values of bacteria in nonliving cells or it estimate bacterial cells that can be found in good and water. Bacteria present in the broth ferment and change the color of the broth base on the indicator used

if you add everything up correctly you should get 69 i got this because 50 plus 19 is it