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In this simulation, you will use the derivatives of logarithmic and exponential functions to find the growth of some bacteria. Once you have the bacterial culture, you will obtain the population vs. time graph and the corresponding function. You will need to differentiate the function in order to find the mathematical expression which models the propagation speed.

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