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    2nd Semester 2022-2023

    MATHEMATICS IN THE MODERN WORLD


    Seatwork 1

    NAME: SET:
    COURSE: DATE:
    YEAR AND SET: SCORE:

    1.

    2. 15, 29, 56, 108, 208, _____


    3. F50-F25=?
    4. If Fn = 832040, what is n?
    5. Suppose the population of a certain bacteria in a laboratory sample is 100. If it doubles in
    population every 6 hours, what is the growth rate? How many bacteria will there be in two days?

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