Scientists have determined that a certain bacteria, with an initial population of 200, triples every hour. Which Table effectively models this situation?A. AB. BC. CD. D Bacteria(hours) (hundreds)Time1800A)1620014580013122001011809800TimeBacteria(hours) (hundreds)1600B)4128006.4320010240010200000Time(hours) (hundreds)Bacteria23200C)S1200819200131072001011809800Time(hours) (hundreds)Bacteria2800D)3200128005120010204800

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Scientists have determined that a certain bacteria, with an initial population of 200, triples every hour. Which Table effectively models this situation? A. A B. B C. C D. D

Bacteria
(hours) (hundreds)
Time
1800
A)
16200
145800
1312200
10
11809800
Time
Bacteria
(hours) (hundreds)
1600
B)
4
12800
6.
43200
102400
10
200000
Time
(hours) (hundreds)
Bacteria
2
3200
C)
S1200
819200
13107200
10
11809800
Time
(hours) (hundreds)
Bacteria
2
800
D)
3200
12800
51200
10
204800

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