there are 16 bactiria in a beaker and four hours later there are 228 bacteria in the beaker. what is the rate of change per hour
in the number of bactiria
2 answers:
Write and solve the appropriate exponential equation:
228 = 16(r)^4, where r is the change per hour in the number of bacteria:
228
------ = r^4 = 14.25.
16
Taking the fourth root of both sides, we get: r = 1.94 (answer)
Initial number of bacteria = 16
Final number of bacteria after 4 hours = 228
So, bacteria increased by =
So per hour the bacteria increased by = = 53
Hence, the bacteria increased by 53 per hour.
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