Hello! Let's look at the two parts of this question.
Complete the table:
In this case, you just substitute the value of "hour" into the equation, for the value of t. For example:
P(0) = 120 
P(0) = 120 (1)
P(0) = 120
Therefore, the number of bacteria for hour 0 is 120.
You can do this for the next ones. Hour 1 = 240, hour 2 = 480, and so on. (In this case, you can keep multiplying by 2)
Estimate when there will be more than 100,000 bacteria:
Set the final value of P(t) = 100,000, then solve.
100,000 = 120 (2
833.33 = (2
t = 
t = 9.702744108
So your answer would be around 9.7 years, or, around 10 years.
Hope this helps!
D+F=N: n is the variable (the sum).
Well, if you are talking how much she can swim per minute, you have to divide 1700 by 40 to get the unit per minute, 1700 being the meters she can swim, and 40 are the minutes she takes to swim. So, 1700 divided by 40 would be 42.5 meters per minute. So Angela's unit is 42.5 meters per minute. YOU'RE WELCOME :D
Turn fraction into a decimal.
-2 1/2 = -2.5
Remember that when you subtract a negative number it automatically changes it to adding a positive number.
-6 + 2.5 = -3.5
Hope This Helped! Good Luck!