Determine the number of bacterial cells per ml. in the original culture. 1ml 1ml 1ml 1ml 99ml 99ml 99ml 99ml original specimen E. coli 1ml 0.1ml 1ml 0.1ml 1ml 0.1ml too many to count >500 128 12 0 colony counts

Determine the number of bacterial cells per ml. in the original culture. 1ml 1ml 1ml 1ml 99ml 99ml 99ml 99ml original specimen E. coli 1ml 0.1ml 1ml 0.1ml 1ml 0.1ml too many to count >500 128 12 0 colony counts

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Answer both questions please.

2. Determine the number of bacterial cells per ml. in the original culture.
Iml
1ml
Iml
1ml
99ml
99ml
99ml
99ml
oliginal
pecimen
E. col
1ml
10.1ml
1ml
0.1ml 1nml
0.1ml
too many to count >500 128
12 0
colony counts

3. Determine the number of bacterial cells per gram of meat.
10 grams
of meat
1 ml
1ml
90 ml
saline
9 ml
saline
9 ml
saline
1 ml
1 ml
1 ml
TNTC
(too numerous to count)
4
425
colonies
40
colonles

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