I have diluted my culture 6x10^(-6) times. What was the volume of the stock and the volume of the media for dilution 3 if the total volume of each sub-dilution was 10 ml? Round to 2 decimal places; do not write in scientific notation. PS: I may not have followed the laboratorial principle of using at least 100µl of stock for each dilution (In truth: the numbers are produced by a random number generator). Dilution 1: v(stock) = 0.1 ml, v(media) = 9.9 ml Dilution 2: v(d1) = 0.2 ml, v(media) = 9.8 ml Dilution 3: v(d2) = ml, v(media) = ml

I have diluted my culture 6x10^(-6) times. What was the volume of the stock and the volume of the media for dilution 3 if the total volume of each sub-dilution was 10 ml? Round to 2 decimal places; do not write in scientific notation. PS: I may not have followed the laboratorial principle of using at least 100µl of stock for each dilution (In truth: the numbers are produced by a random number generator). Dilution 1: v(stock) = 0.1 ml, v(media) = 9.9 ml Dilution 2: v(d1) = 0.2 ml, v(media) = 9.8 ml Dilution 3: v(d2) = ml, v(media) = ml

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