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Cell growth can be modeled using the function y = a(b) where x represents the number of times the cell doubles. What will be the number of cells present after a single cell doubles 12 times?
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Cell growth can be modeled using the function y = a(b) where x

represents the number of times the cell doubles. What will be the
number of cells present after a single cell doubles 12 times?

Cell growth can be modeled using the function y = a(b) where x represents the number-example-1
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