Aphenotypically normal man's grandfather had galactosemia, a rare autosomal recessive disease caused by the inability to process galactose. assume that the man's only possible source of the mutant allele for galactosemia is from his grandfather. this man marries a phenotypically normal woman who has phenotypically normal parents, but does have a sister with galactosemia. what is the probability that their first child will be a boy and will have galactosemia?

linearly: 8560 bacteria

exponentially: approximately 75233 bacteria

step-by-step explanation:

assuming it is not exponential (we would have some really complicated logarithms), let's say it is linear. then, after 5 hours, it increased by 1200 bacteria, so every hour it increases by 240 bacteria. this means that after 19 hours, we get 19 * 240 + 4000 bacteria or 3800 + 760 + 4000 = 7800 + 760 = 8560 bacteria.

because it says round your answer, i will do this exponentially (with a calculator, of course). first, we need to find how much it multiplies by every hour, by taking the 5th root of 52/40 or 13/10. this is approximately 0.167. we still need to add 1 to this, because we are multiplying by that number, not adding that amount of the number. now, we just calculate 4000 * (1.167)^19. use a calculator to get approximately 75232.6, or 75233.

idk

step-by-step explanation: i just don't

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