ANSWER 2.A -
The estimated generation or the doubling time can be calculated from the following formula [Generation time = time required for obtaining the absorbance of 0.52 (0.518) - time required for obtaining the absorbance of 0.34 (0.336)]
This time period for absorbance marks the doubling of the bacterial cells which remain same for all the points mentioned in the graph. In this case, the doubling time is calculated to be 30 minutes.
Generation time / Doubling time = (60 minutes) - (30 minutes)
= 30 minutes
ANSWER 2.B -
Generation (formula method) = (T2 - T1) x Log(2) / Log(absorbance in terms of OD at 60 min) - Log(absorbance in terms of OD at 30 min)
= (60-30) x (0.3010) / Log(0.518) - log(0.336)
= (30) x (0.3010) / (-0.2856) - (-0.4736)
= (9.03) / (-0.2856) + (0.4736)
= (9.03) / (0.188)
= 48.03 minutes
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