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A colony of bacteria is growing at a rate of 0.2 times its mass. Here time is measured in hours and mass in grams. The mass of t

he bacteria is growing at a rate of 4 grams per hour after 3 hours. Write down the differential equation the mass of the bacteria, m, satisfies:

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