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A population of bacteria can be modeled by the function t) = 1000(0.98)', where t represents the time since the population started decaying, and f(t) represents the populat…

A population of bacteria can be modeled by the function t) = 1000(0.98)', where t represents the time since the population started decaying, and f(t) represents the populat…
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A population of bacteria can be modeled by the function t) = 1000(0.98)', where t represents the time since the population started decaying, and f(t) represents the population of the remaining bacteria

User Bert Neef
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Answer:

2%

Explanation:

b= 1-r

0.98=1-r

r=1-0.98

r=0.02

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