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The population, P, of a bacteria colony at t hours can be modelled by: () = 100 + 120 + 10^2 +2t^3 What is the population of the colony at 5 h?

The population, P, of a bacteria colony at t hours can be modelled by: () = 100 + 120 + 10^2 +2t^3 What is the population of the colony at 5 h?
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The population, P, of a bacteria colony at t hours can be modelled by:

() = 100 + 120 + 10^2 +2t^3
What is the population of the colony at 5 h?

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Answer: 570

Explanation:

100+120+10^2+2(5)^3 = 570

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