9. Generation time= t/3.3 log B/Bo
B= Final number of bacteria= 1,000,000
Bo= Initial number of bacteria= 10
G=2.7 hrs
Salmonella only start dividing when they enter the intestine, target organ.
2.7 hrs= t/3.3 log (1,000,000/10)
2.7 hrs= t/3.3 log 106/10= t/3.3 * (6-1)= t/3.3 X 5
2.7= t/ 16.5
t= 2.7 * 16.5= 54.45 hours
10. Number of colonies= 130
Dilution = 10-6
Dilution Factor=106
Volume plated = 0.05 mL
CFU/mL= Number of colonies on Plate X Dilution Factor/Volume spread plated
CFU/mL= 130 X 106/0.05= 2600 X 106= 2.6 X 109 cells/mL
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