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A bacteria's growth is modeled, in thousands of cells, by y = 25(2)^x. At time x= 0, how many cells were there? How many cells will there be at time x= 3? A. 2.000:5.000 B.…

A bacteria's growth is modeled, in thousands of cells, by y = 25(2)^x. At time x= 0, how many cells were there? How many cells will there be at time x= 3? A. 2.000:5.000 B.…
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A bacteria's growth is modeled, in thousands of cells, by y = 25(2)^x. At time x= 0, how many cells were there? How many cells will there be at time x= 3?

A. 2.000:5.000
B. 2.000; 25.000
C. 25,000: 50.000
D. 25.000 200.000 ​

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Yes the answer is d
25(2)^0
25*1
=25

25(2)^3
25(8)
=200
User Shecky
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The answer to your question is D
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