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Solve the Problem dy/dt=100y\mathrm{dy} / \mathrm{dt}=100-\mathrm{y} , Where y\mathrm{y} Is the Number of Bacteria (In Thousands) at Time

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-The rate of change in the number of bacteria (in thousands) in a culture after the introduction of a bactericide is dy/dt=100y\mathrm{dy} / \mathrm{dt}=100-\mathrm{y} , where y\mathrm{y} is the number of bacteria (in thousands) at time tt . How many bacteria are present at t=12t=12 if the initial population was 1,000,0001,000,000 thousand? (Round results to the nearest thousand bacteria.)


A) 162,739×106162,739 \times 10^{6} thousand bacteria
B) 94 thousand bacteria
C) 106 thousand bacteria
D) 6 thousand bacteria

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