Exercise 7: Ending Treatment EarlyLet's run the same scenario once more. This time, you end treatment early because you're feeling better. The last day that you take a pill is Day 6. So, you take nothing on Day 7, 8, 9, or 10.You begin with the same numbers of bacteria as before: Strain A = 40, Strain B = 30, Strain C = 20, and Strain D = 10. Remember, these numbers represent thousands of bacteria. Procedure: 1) Use our Model to determine what happens to the bacteria in your body over the course of ten days. Do your calculations by hand, with a calculator, with a spreadsheet program such as Excel, or with an online calculator such as www. easycalculation. com. Keep track of your data in a Data Table like the one described above. It's a good idea to try all mathematical calculations more than once, to be sure you don't make any mistakes. Here are some hints:- At the end of Day 7, the final populations are Strain A (0), Strain B (0), Strain C (6), Strain D (10)- At the end of Day 9, the final populations are Strain A (0), Strain B (0), Strain C (18), Strain D (34)- Both Strain C and D are still present at the end of Day 10.You won't be turning in your actual calculations for grading, but keep them. Your Instructor may ask to see them to ensure you did the exercise correctly.2-4) OmittedAnswer the following questions. Record your answers in your Workbook:5) Was the infection completely wiped out by the end of Day 10? 6) Which days were you contagious?7) If we had continued to collect data past Day 10, would you have been contagious on future days?8) If you answered "Yes" to question 7, then what kind of bacteria would you have become contagious with: a Strain that has resistance to Naquadria (such as Strain C or D), or one that doesn't have resistance to Naquadria (such as strain A or B)?9) According to our Model, which of the following statements describes how antibiotic resistance builds up in a population of bacteria within ONE PATIENT? Page 17 of 17a) Antibiotics cause individual bacteria to become more resistant.