22. The equation P = 100(2.4)' models the number of bacteria, P, in a Petri dish / hours after the beginning of anexperiment.Estimate the value of P after hours.

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22. The equation P= 100(2.4)' models the number of bacteria, P, in a Petri dish / hours after the beginning of an experiment. Estimate the value of P after hours. 2