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Mathematics, 18.03.2021 01:40, apalacios3503

Unit #4 - Lesson #12 Exit Ticket: A population of bacteria can be modeled by P(t)= 540e^0.12t where t is the number of hours since 540 bacteria were recorded.

(a) How many bacteria does the model predict will

be present after 5 hours. Round to the nearest

whole number.

(b) Algebraically determine how many hours, to the

nearest tenth, it will take for the population to

reach 2000.

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