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A scientist has discovered an organism that replicates at a rate of five per hour and lives for one week. Each replicated organi

sm also replicates at the same rate. At hour one, there is one organism. At hour two, there are five more organisms. How many total organisms are there at hour seven?
a)2,801

b)19,531

c)19,607

d)97,655

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bezimeni [28]3 years ago

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A)2,801

write an equation for the translation of y= [x]. 16.5 units

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