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    MICRO-ECONOMICS

    Apr 01, 2019 2 minutes
    by Nick D’Alto
    Lisa Fields

    Good morning! Today you are starting your first job as a young biologist trainee. You will be studying how microbes grow. Under your microscope, bacteria and other microorganisms thrive. You’re surprised at how rapidly they grow. Curious, you learn the mathematical principle that explains this. It’s called exponential

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