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The bacteria took 1 hour and 40 minutes to fill the initial bottle. Explain how it only took 10 minutes to fil 3 additional empty bottles.
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The bacteria took 1 hour and 40 minutes to fill the initial bottle. Explain how it only took 10 minutes to fil 3 additional empty bottles.
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Because bacteria multiply exponentially the time it takes for the next bottle to fill will be much lower compared to the original.
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It will only take ten minutes, because the bacteria has performed something called mitosis, making copies of itself. Now that there are more copies, the copies have more numbers to breed, BUT they still make the same amount of copies!
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