The number of bacteria at the beginning of an experiment was 30 and the bacteria grow at an hourly rate of 1.4 percent. Using the model given by A(t) = A0e^kt, estimate the number of bacteria, rounded

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The number of bacteria at the beginning of an experiment was 30 and the bacteria

grow at an hourly rate of 1.4 percent. Using the model given by A(t) = A0e^kt,
estimate the number of bacteria, rounded to the nearest whole number after 20 hours.

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Answer:

The answer is 49,197

Explanation:

I multiplied the previous number by 1.4, 20 times.

Mnicky answered Jun 29, 2021

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