The formula for the number of bacteria at time t is 1000 x (2^t).
The number of bacteria after one hour is 2828
The number of minutes for there to be 50,000 bacteria is 324 minutes.
<h3>What is the number of bacteria after 1 hour?
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The exponential function that can be used to determine the number of bacteria with the passage of time is:
initial population x (rate of increase)^t
1000 x (2^t).
Population after 1 hour : 1000 x 2^(60/40) = 2828
Time when there would be 50,000 bacteria : In(FV / PV) / r
Where:
- FV = future bacteria population = 50,000
- PV = present bacteria population = 1000
- r = rate of increase = 100%
In (50,000 / 1000)
In 50 / 1 = 3.91 hours x 60 = 324 minutes
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Answer:
Adult ticket: $7
Child ticket: $2
Step-by-step explanation:
Set up a system of equations where a represents the cost of one adult ticket and c is the cost of one child ticket:
2a + 3c = 20
a + 4c = 15
Solve by elimination by multiplying the bottom equation by -2:
2a + 3c = 20
-2a -8c = -30
Add them together:
-5c = -10
c = 2
Now, we can plug in 2 as c to find the value of a:
2a + 3c = 20
2a + 3(2) = 20
2a + 6 = 20
2a = 14
a = 7
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