Henry is conducting an experiment with 800 bacteria. He found the exponential growth rate to be 2.7% per hour. What is the amount of bacteria present after 21 hours? Round to the nearest whole number. (Hint: Use the exponential growth formula: y = b(1+r)^t )
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How? Lol
what is the initial amount of bacteria?
Im confused lol
"Henry is conducting an experiment with 800 bacteria." He started with how many of them?
800
That is right! Now "He found the exponential growth rate to be 2.7% per hour" what is the rate (in decimal) at which the bacteria numbers growing and increasing?
0.027 per hour? @3mar
That is very good! Now, which function\relation\formula are you familiar with the exponential growth?
the formula it has at the top?
Great! So do you know what b, r, and t stand for? \[\LARGE \color{Coral}{y = b(1+r)^t }\]
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r = rate and t=time?
and b?
Im not sure
\(\Large b\) is the initial amount\value\number that it will decreases or increases!
oh okay
so can you plug in these values in that formula!?
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