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Title: A colony of bacteria used to clean up an oil spill grows exponentially at the rate of 3% per ... Post by: 5seal on Mar 14, 2017 A colony of bacteria used to clean up an oil spill grows exponentially at the rate of 2% per minute.
By how many times will it have increased after 6 h? Title: Re: A colony of bacteria used to clean up an oil spill grows exponentially at the rate of 3% per ... Post by: bio_man on Mar 27, 2017 I have solved this problem for you below!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmoH3EZ2e4M Title: Re: A colony of bacteria used to clean up an oil spill grows exponentially at the rate of 3% per ... Post by: nostalgicGirl on Mar 28, 2017 It is an exponential growth problem y=ae^nt
n=> 2% => 0.02 t => 6 => 6*60 => 360 by using scientific calculator exponential is found to be Y= 1339.4 So, after six hours the population of bacteria is grown 1339.4 times at the rate of 2% Title: Re: A colony of bacteria used to clean up an oil spill grows exponentially at the rate of 3% per ... Post by: bio_man on Mar 28, 2017 Thanks ^^
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