Consider the population of bacteria describedearlier.This population grows according to the functionf(t)=200e°e0.02tWhere t is measured in minutes.How many bacteria are present in the populationafter 5 hours (300) minutes)?310,3480,686(None920

Given population grow function of bacteria is as: f(t)=200e0.02t (1) where t is the time in…

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Consider the population of bacteria, described earlier. This population grows according to the function f(t)=200e0.02t Where t is measured in minutes. How many bacteria are present in the population after 5 hours (300) minutes)?