Given:
Initial number of bacteria = 3000
With a growth constant (k) of 2.8 per hour.
To find:
The number of hours it will take to be 15,000 bacteria.
Solution:
Let P(t) be the number of bacteria after t number of hours.
The exponential growth model (continuously) is:
Where, 
is the initial value, k is the growth constant and t is the number of years.
Putting 
in the above formula, we get
Taking ln on both sides, we get
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Therefore, the number of bacteria will be 15,000 after 0.575 hours.
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one:
We need to express the ksp expression of C2D3
<span>C2D3
= (2x)2(3x)3
= 108x5 </span>
<span>Then set that equation equal to your solubility constant </span>
<span>9.14x10-9 = 108x5 </span>
<span>x = 9.67x10-3
</span>
<span>So the molar solubility is 9.67x10-3</span>
Answer:
1. X = 17/A --- answer is (A)
2. (6, 0.7) (10, 1.9)
3. $10.99D + $9.99 ≤ $100
Step-by-step explanation:
1. AX + 4AX = 51 + 2AX
5AX = 51 + 2AX .... -2AX both side
3AX = 51 .. divide 3A
X = 17/A --- answer is (A)
2. 10y = 3x -11
(2, 0.5): 3*2 -11 = - 5 10y = 10*0.5 = 5 ..... not correct
(4, 1) 3*4 - 11 = 1 10y = 10*1 = 10 ....... not correct
(6, 0.7) 3*6 - 11 = 7 10y = 10*0.7 = 7 .....Correct
(8,2.3) 3*8 -11 = 13 10y = 10*2.3 =23 ..... not correct
(10, 1.9) 3*10 -11 = 19 10y = 10*1.9 = 19 .... correct
3. 1D cost $10.99
D piece cost: $10.99D
Shipping: $9.99
No more than $100: ≤ 100
D piece DVD + Shipping withtotal no more than $100:
$10.99D + $9.99 ≤ $100
