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at the start of the experiment there are 400 bacteria if the bacteria follow an exponential growth pattern with r=0.03 what will be the population after 6 hours? how long will it take for the population to double?​

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Answered by jainishrudani
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  1. answer. 400+6 is the answer
Answered by NirmalPandya
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Given:

Initial no. of bacteria = 400

Rate of growth = 0.03

Time = 6 hours

To find:

Population of bacteria after 6 hours.

Time taken to double the population.

Solution:

Let A=A_{0}e^{rt}

where, A_{0} is the initial population, r is the rate of growth and t is the time taken.

Substituting the values,

A=400e^{0.03*6}

A=400*1.2

A=480

∴ Population of bacteria after 6 hours = 480

When population doubles, A = 800, A_{0}=400, r=0.03

A=A_{0}e^{rt}

800=400e^{0.03t}

\frac{800}{400}=e^{0.03t}

200=e^{0.03t}

ln(200)=0.03t

5.3=0.03t

t=176.67177 hours

∴ Time taken for the population to double is 177 hours.

Population of bacteria after 6 hours = 480

Time taken for the population to double is 177 hours.

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