SOLUTION: Question 2: A Cell divides into two identical copies every 4 minutes. How many cells will exist after 5 hours? Growth formula: A(t) = A(o)(2)^(t/4) where t is number of minutes

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Question 194709: Question 2:
A Cell divides into two identical copies every 4 minutes. How many cells will exist after 5 hours?
Growth formula:
A(t) = A(o)(2)^(t/4) where t is number of minutes after t = 0
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A(300) = 1*2^(300/4)
A(300) = 2^(75)
A(300) = 3.77x10^22 cells
Can you show it to us in standard notation with commas where needed?

Answer by Alan3354(69443) About Me  (Show Source):
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A(300) = 3.77x10^22 cells
Can you show it to us in standard notation with commas where needed?
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= 37,700,000,000,000,000,000,000