Given:
Initial number of bacteria = 3000
With a growth constant (k) of 2.8 per hour.
To find:
The number of hours it will take to be 15,000 bacteria.
Solution:
Let P(t) be the number of bacteria after t number of hours.
The exponential growth model (continuously) is:
Where, 
is the initial value, k is the growth constant and t is the number of years.
Putting 
in the above formula, we get
Taking ln on both sides, we get
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Therefore, the number of bacteria will be 15,000 after 0.575 hours.
The correct answer is (-4, -3)
Answer:
the last picture
Step-by-step explanation:
the one where the line hits the -3 mark on the y-axis
Divide 30/1.4 and 436.60 should give uu how much he makes in his normal hourly rate multiply that by 5 and subtract that number from 436.60
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
we will need to find the volume of the frosting
V=l*w*h
V=2(13*2*9)= 468 in^2 of frosting for the cake
