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Suppose a researcher estimates that the initial population of a colony of cells is 100. If the cells reproduce at a rate of 25% per week, what is the expected population of the colony in six weeks? Use the formula: N = N(1 + r)^t
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its similar to the previous one... any ideas what r, N, t are here ?
r=.25
t=6
is N 100?
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which N?
right side N = 100. formul is wrong it is using same variable for Final & Current population lets call Nf the final population : Nf = N(1 + r)^t N = 100, r = .25 t =6 and find the Final population in 6 weeks
Nf = 100(1+.25)^6
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