Math, asked by ajitgrewal022, 3 months ago

The count of bacteria in a certain experiment increased at the rate of 6% per hour. Find the count of
bacteria at the end of 3 hours, if it was 45.00.000 in the beginning​

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Answered by Anonymous
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 \sf \: P_1

= Original amount of bacteria= 4500000

Rate of increase= 6% per hour

Time =3 hrs

Let Bacteria count after three hours be the P

 \sf \: P = P_1(1 +  \frac{R}{100}   {)}^{t}

 \sf \: 4500000 = P(1 +  \frac{6}{100} {)}^{3}

 \sf \: P = 4500000 \times  \frac{6}{100}  \times  \frac{6}{100}  \times  \frac{6}{100}  = 45349632

So after 3 hours the count of bacteria will be 45349632

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