Hello! Let's look at the two parts of this question.
Complete the table:
In this case, you just substitute the value of "hour" into the equation, for the value of t. For example:
P(0) = 120 
P(0) = 120 (1)
P(0) = 120
Therefore, the number of bacteria for hour 0 is 120.
You can do this for the next ones. Hour 1 = 240, hour 2 = 480, and so on. (In this case, you can keep multiplying by 2)
Estimate when there will be more than 100,000 bacteria:
Set the final value of P(t) = 100,000, then solve.
100,000 = 120 (2
833.33 = (2
t = 
t = 9.702744108
So your answer would be around 9.7 years, or, around 10 years.
Hope this helps!
The answer is 9 fish.
The density (d) is the number of units(n) per volume (V):
d = n/V We know: d = 0.3 fish/ft³. V = 30 ft³ n = ? d = n/V n = d * V n = 0.3 fish/ft³ * 30 ft³ n = 9 fish
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
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This statement is incorrect, there is no answer to this because the problem is wrong
9/3-0.9=2.1
6x6x6=216
Six multiply six equal 36 and multiply it again by six it will be 216