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Bacteria colonies can increase by 73%
every 2 days. If you start with 55 bacteria
microorganisms, how large would the
colony be after 10 days?
Future Amount = [?] microorganisms
←time
Hint: Future Amount = 1(1+r) periods
↑
initial growth
amount rate
Round to the nearest whole number.

Sagot :

The size of the colony after 10 days is  852.

What is the size of the colony after 10 days?

The growth rate of the colony can be represented with an exponential equation with the form:

FV = P(1 + r)^n

Where:

  • p = present population
  • r = rate of growth
  • n = growth factor = 10 days / 2 days = 5

55(1.73)^5 = 852

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