Calculate the CFU/mL of the original culture for the countable plate as shown in the diagram. b) How many colonies would you expect if you plated out 0.1 mL from Tube C. c) How many colonies would you expect if you plated out 1.0 mL from Tube C.
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1. Calculate the CFU/mL of the original culture for the countable plate as shown in the diagram. b) How many colonies would you expect if you plated out 0.1 mL from Tube C. c) How many colonies would you expect if you plated out 1.0 mL from Tube C.
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