It would take approximately 30 days for a single-cell amoeba to produce a population of about 10,000 amoebae.
To find out how long it would take for a single-cell amoeba to produce a population of about 10,000 amoebae, we need to calculate the number of times the amoeba doubles. Since the amoeba doubles every 3 days, we can find out the number of doubling periods it would take to reach 10,000 amoebae by dividing 10,000 by 2. This equals approximately 9.965, which means the amoeba would need to double about 9.965 times. Since we can't have a fraction of a doubling period, we can round it up to 10.
Each doubling period is 3 days, so to find out how long it would take, we can multiply the number of doubling periods (10) by the time interval for each doubling period (3 days). 10 x 3 = 30. Therefore, it would take approximately 30 days for a single-cell amoeba to produce a population of about 10,000 amoebae.
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3. Move the point of the compass to the mark you made and make another mark that intersects the circle.
4. Continue in this way around the circle until you come back to the first mark.
(Hint: The last mark might not coincide precisely with the first mark, but your drawing should look something like the sketch.)
5. Select one of the marks on the circle and use a straightedge to draw line segments connecting that mark to all the marks that are not next to it.
6. Repeat the process for each mark on the circle.
With the design you created in the previous question. Select a pair of adjacent compass marks on the circle. Then follow these instructions and answer the question. 1. Make a crease by folding the paper so that the two marks coincide with each other. When you open the paper, the crease will show you the midpoint along the circle between the two marks. 2. Repeat the process to find the midpoint between each pair of marks on the circle. 3. Use a straightedge to draw line segments connecting each midpoint to the midpoint that is next to it. What type of figure did you create?
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Answer:
A=$ 4,000(1+.03)∧6 will all equal $4776.209 if round $4,776.21.
Step-by-step explanation:
I use the formula A = P(1 + r)
∧t for annually.
if your looking for the interest rate then use formula interest formula I/Pt = r . I stands for Interest amount paid in a specific time period / p which stands for Principle amount (the money before interest) times T which is Time period involved which will equal r the interest rate.