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A scientist begins with 20 bacteria cells that grow in number at a relative rate of 1/7 per week.
Write a function equation to represent C(w), the number of cells after w weeks. Then use your equation to determine how long
DO NOT use a decimal approximation for the relative rate. Write your equation using fractions and use them in your calculation
Round your final answer to the nearest tenth
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