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The growth rate of a population of bacteria is proportional to the current population. If the initial population was 2000 bacteria and the population after 1 day was 40,000 bacteria, how many bacteria would one expect to find at the end of 2 days?

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The growth rate of a population of bacteria is proportional to the current population. If the initial population was 2000 bacteria and the population after 1 day was 40,000 bacteria, how many bacteria would one expect to find at the end of 2 days?





 
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