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During its exponential growth phase a colony of the bacteria E. coli grew from 5052 cells to 39,845 cells in 60 minutes how long will it take the colony of 5052 cells to grow to 200,000 cells?
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During its exponential growth phase a colony of the bacteria E. coli grew from 5052 cells to 39,845 cells in 60 minutes how long will it take the colony of 5052 cells to grow to 200,000 cells?
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at minute 0, or t=0, the colony had an amount of 5052, let's use that firstly,
now, how long will it take it to become 200,000?
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