Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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A population of cells doubles in 2 hours. There is an initial population of 120 cells
a. Write an equation, P(t), that can be used to determine the population of cells at t hours.
b. Use your equation to determine the population after 12 hours.
c. Use your equation to determine the population after 210 minutes.
d. State the domain and range for this situation.
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