Draw a graph showing the growth (N) of the populations of both species from time = 0 (also written as t0) to time = 310 (t310) minutes. Draw both populations on the same graph. NB: It will be necessary to plot Chaetoceros sp. on a second y-axis also draw a graph of log10 of the number of both organisms over time (on the same graph as each other but on a different graph from the previous graph). Label the axes and provide a suitable legend.

Draw a graph showing the growth (N) of the populations of both species from time = 0 (also written as t0) to time = 310 (t310) minutes. Draw both populations on the same graph. NB: It will be necessary to plot Chaetoceros sp. on a second y-axis also draw a graph of log10 of the number of both organisms over time (on the same graph as each other but on a different graph from the previous graph). Label the axes and provide a suitable legend.

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