Math Section Flashcards

1
Q

How would you write down a
98 colonies that’s 10^-6 dilutatopn?

A

98 X 10^6 or 9.8 X 10^7

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2
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How would you write down 38 colonies with a plate of 10^-6 diluation?

A

38x10^6 or 3.8x10^7

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3
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What is the formula we need to know for dilution?

A

Dilution = volume/ ( volume of sample + diluent )

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4
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What are we going to be looking for when using that formula?

A

The diluent

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5
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What are the steps for the formula?

A
  1. 1/10 = Volume of sample / ( volume of sample + X )
  2. Multiply 10 X volume of sample
  3. Whatever that equals to, you’ll put it first and then subtract it with couple of sample
    X - volume of sample
  4. mL diluent
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6
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Example of the formula
1/10 = 0.6 / ( 0.6 + X )
?

A

10x0.6 = 6
6-0.6 =
5.4 diluent

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