- Rersonal - Microsolt Edye Carrie Humphrey 12/01/24 12:59 PM 6 Homework Question 7, 6.6.23 HW Scors: \( 57.14 \%, 4 \) of 7 points O Points: 0 of 1 Save 10 minutes, and 60 minutes. Aher 5 minutes there are 3200,000 bucteria. (Round to the nearest hundred thousand) Aher 10 mintes there aro \( 3,600,000 \) bacteria. (Round to the nearest hundred thousand) Ator 60 minutos there aro \( \square \) bucteria. (Round to the nearest hundred thousand.) Clear all Check answer search
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Given: - \( N_0 = 2,800,000 \) - After 5 minutes, \( N(5) = 3,200,000 \) - After 10 minutes, \( N(10) = 3,600,000 \) We need to find \( N(60) \). Show more…
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