In a batch reactor with an optimal culture medium, which of thefollowing growth-phase sequences is most likely to happen tofreshly inoculated bacteria?Exponential growth phase -> Stationary phase -> Lag phase -> DecayphaseLag phase -> Stationary phase -> Exponential growth phase -> DecayphaseLag phase -> Exponential growth phase -> Stationary phase -> DecayphaseO Stationary phase -> Lag phase -> Exponential growth phase -> Decayphase

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In a batch reactor with an optimal culture medium, which of the following growth-phase sequences is most likely to happen to freshly inoculated bacteria? O Exponential growth phase -> Stationary phase -> Lag phase -> Decay phase O Lag phase -> Stationary phase -> Exponential growth phase -> Decay phase O Lag phase -> Exponential growth phase -> Stationary phase -> Decay phase Stationary phase -> Lag phase -> Exponential growth phase -> Decay phase

In a batch reactor with an optimal culture medium, which of the following growth-phase sequences is most likely to happen to freshly inoculated bacteria? O Exponential growth phase -> Stationary phase -> Lag phase -> Decay phase O Lag phase -> Stationary phase -> Exponential growth phase -> Decay phase O Lag phase -> Exponential growth phase -> Stationary phase -> Decay phase Stationary phase -> Lag phase -> Exponential growth phase -> Decay phase

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