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Math 1a: Cell Division
Each question is worth 2 pts. Total of 10 points.
Growth Equation: G = sM^n G = Growth; s = initial starting number; M = Multiplication factor / individual; n = number of generations
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Starting with a single bacteria cell, how many bacteria cells would there be after 12 generation? Each bacteria cell divides into two new cells.
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Starting with 20 yeast cells, how many yeast cells would there be after 22 generations? Each yeast cell divides into 2 new cells.
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If the current population of a Volvox colony is 2.46 x 10^8 and every Volvox cell doubles when it divides, what was the original population of cells if the colony has gone through 25 generations?
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If the current population of bacteria is 2048. If the population started as one cell, how many generations have occurred?
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Starting with a single bacteria cell, how many bacteria cells would there be after 36 generations if each bacteria doubles at every generation?
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