A) Refer to the image below to answer this question. You have a bacterial culture with aconcentration of 4x10° bacterial cells per mL of broth. You borrow your initial culture tubeto a fellow scientist and she performs the following dilutions: From the original culture 1 mLof broth was transferred to Flask A which contains 99 mL of sterile water. Then 1 mL fromFlask A is transferred to Flask B and then 1 mL from Flask B is transferred to Flask C.buffer1 ml1 ml1 mlAC99 ml99 ml99 mlCULTUREGive the dilution of:Flask AFlask BFlask C0.1 ml0.1 mlPlate APlate BPlate C1.0 ml1.0 mlDetermine the dilution factor for the following questions:1. What is the dilution from the original to Flask A?0.1 ml1 ml0.1 ml 7. 1 mL from Flask C is placed on plate C What is the dilution on plate C?3. What is the dilution from the original to Flask B?4. What is the dilution from Flask B to Flask C?5. What is the dilution from the original to Flask C?6. She then obtains 1 mL from Flask B that is placed on a new plate D (unfortunately notlabelled in the image). What is the dilution on plate D?

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Refer tó the image below to answer this question. You have a bacterial culture with a concentration of 4x10° bacterial cells per mL of broth. You borrow your initial culture tube to a fellow scientist and she performs the following dilutions: From the original culture 1 mL of broth was transferred to Flask A which contains 99 mL of sterile water. Then 1 mL from Flask A is transferred to Flask B and then 1 mL from Flask B is transferred to Flask C. 1 ml 1 ml 1 ml A C

Refer tó the image below to answer this question. You have a bacterial culture with a concentration of 4x10° bacterial cells per mL of broth. You borrow your initial culture tube to a fellow scientist and she performs the following dilutions: From the original culture 1 mL of broth was transferred to Flask A which contains 99 mL of sterile water. Then 1 mL from Flask A is transferred to Flask B and then 1 mL from Flask B is transferred to Flask C. 1 ml 1 ml 1 ml A C

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