Consider a population of cells that doubles every hour and begins with cells. What is the rate of growth of the cell population after hours? (Round to the nearest tenths place.)

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Kelvin Liu

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5 March, 07:08

Consider a population of cells that doubles every hour and begins with cells. What is the rate of growth of the cell population after hours? (Round to the nearest tenths place.)

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Mohammad Rangel · Answer 1

Rates of Population Growth

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Growth is precisely defined for microbes as increment in number of cells, not size Development rate is change in cell numbers per unit time. Age time is the time it takes for a cell to double. Also called doubling time. Development rates allude to the rate change of a particular variable inside a particular time span and given a specific setting. r = (births-passings) / populace size or to get in rate terms, simply increase by 100 The populace is so a lot greater, a lot more people are included. In the event that a populace develops by a consistent rate for every year, this inevitably indicates what we call exponential growth ...