Attached the solution and work. Not sure about number 3. You might have to check that one.
Option B makes the most sense, because if you follow the steps, they fit perfectly into each other!
The answer would be the top left one because when dividing, you would subtract 8 from 13. I'm pretty sure not 100% though. Sorry.
Answer:
Bacterial population at the time of 10 hours = 1040000
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the function that defines the bacterial population after 'x' hours is,
p(x) = a(b)ˣ
Where a = Initial population
And 'x' = Duration or time
Since bacterial population is getting doubled every hour,
2a = a(b)¹
b = 2
Therefore, function will be,
p(x) = a(2)ˣ
From the graph attached,
Point (5, 32500) lies on the graph of the function.
32500 = a(2)⁵
a = 
Therefore, the function will be,
p(x) = 1015.625(2)ˣ
For x = 10 hours,
p(10) = 1015.625(2)¹⁰
= 1040000 bacteria
f(x)=4x-6
g(x) = f(2x)
Substitute 2x into the first equation, which you get
f(2x)=8x-6
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