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In this simulator, you will need to apply the concept of lateral limits to the analysis of the action of an antibiotic on a microorganism. During the experiment, you will construct a piecewise function. Initially, you will be given an exponential function corresponding to the growth of the microorganism. You will then construct the graph representing the action of the antibiotic, and you will finally obtain the function which represents the decrease in microorganisms. You will need to use lateral limits to find the function of the action of the antibiotic.