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Select the correct answer A scientist is studying the population growth rates of two different types of bacteria under the same laboratory conditions. The number of
bacterial cells of type A is represented by the equation shown, where Prepresents the number of bacterial cells at the end of x hours.
P = 2+ + 19
The number of bacterial cells of type B is represented by the equation shown, where Qrepresents the number of bacterial cells at the end of
x hours.
Q = 3+ + 20
Which statement is true?
Ο Α. At the end of 3 hours, there will be the same number of bacterial cells of type A and type B.
OB. At the end of 21 hours, there will be the same number of bacterial cells of type A and type B.
OC At the end of 18 hours, there will be the same number of bacterial cells of type A and type 3.
OD. At the end of 1 hour, there will be the same number of bacterial cells of type A and type B.
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