Functions as used in algebra are mathematical statements that are being assigned with unique outputs for given inputs. In algebra, you can use function s =f(t) to express the idea that salary depends on the number of hours of training. Where<span> s is the salary and t is the years (or months or weeks) of training. </span>
(-2 ,-15)
(-1, -7)
(0,1)
(1, -7)
(2, - 15)
Answer:
a) The continuous rate of growth of this bacterium population is 45%
b) Initial population of culture at t = 0 is 950 bacteria
c) number of bacterial culture contain at t = 5 is 9013 bacteria
Step-by-step explanation:
The number of bacteria in a culture is given by
n(t) = 950
a) rate of growth is
Bacteria growth model N(t) = no
Where r is the growth rate
hence r = 0.45
= 45%
b) Initial population of culture at t = 0
n(0) = 950
= 950
= 950 bacteria
c) number of bacterial culture contain at t = 5
n(5) = 950
= 950
= 9013.35
= 9013 bacteria
Answer:
<em>Negative</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
Ones that never intersect