What is happening at each indicated time on this graph? Log₁ number viable cells A B C D E A B C سنينا D Time [Choose ] [Choose ] [Choose ] + + E Choose ] Cells are competing for limited resources and mutations help some cells outcompete others Cells are dying faster than they can be replaced Cells are devoted to growing as quickly as possible given the conditions Cells are changing their gene regulation patterns to prepare for growth Dying cells are being replaced by newly divided cells

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