Question

The number of cells in a bacterial culture doubles every hour. At the end of the first hour there are
$2 ^6$
cells. How many cells will there be at the end of the third hour?​

Answer 1

Answer:

A scientist begins with a single cell.

The cell of a bacteria double in every 1 hour.

So, the bacteria cell in every 1 hour =1×2=2

So, for every 1 hour passed we have to multiply 2 in previous amount.

So, 8 hours comprises of 8 sets of 1 hour.

So, to get amount of bacteria cell after 8 hours we have to multiply initial cell by 2, 8 times that is we have to multiply it by 2

8

cell of bacterium in 8 h=2

8

×1=2

8

Answer 2

Answer:

6^6

Step-by-step explanation:

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