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The population of bacteria in an experiment

increases by 90% each day. If there were 100
bacteria at the beginning, how many would
there be after 5 days?
Future Amount = [?] microorganisms
Hint: Future Amount = [(1 +
I(1 + r)
←time
periods
initial
growth
amount rate
Round to the nearest whole number.

User CryptoFool
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Answer:

The number of bacteria's increases in 5 days will be 1790.

Explanation:

The bacterium population is rising day by day, and the function that depicts this growth is Future amount = 100(1+0.9)⁴'⁵.

Now the bacterial growth will be:-

  • Future amount = 100 ( 1 + 0.9 )⁴'⁵.
  • Future amount = 100 ( 1.9 ) ⁴'⁵.
  • Future amount = 1790
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