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1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the document, ensuring you can access and edit it securely.
2. Fill in your name in the designated space labeled 'Name' at the top of the document, followed by today's date.
3. Record your class period in the field marked 'Pd.' This helps to categorize the submission according to session.
4. Proceed to the introduction section and familiarize yourself with the basic concepts of bacterial growth, specifically binary fission.
5. In the lag phase section, fill out the data table with the number of bacterial cells corresponding to hours 1 to 10.
6. Sketch the graph as instructed, ensuring to label the x-axis for hours and the y-axis for the number of bacterial cells.
7. Answer the questions regarding visibility of bacterial colonies during the lag phase based on your understanding of bacterial growth.
8. Move on to the exponential phase, complete the data table for hours 11 to 22, and sketch the corresponding graph.
9. Proceed to the stationary phase section, fill in the bacterial population data from hours 23 to 28.
10. Sketch the stationary phase graph, labeling the axes appropriately and answering related questions about changes in appearance.
11. Complete the death phase data table for hours 29 to 38, sketch its graph, and answer the questions about the reasons for bacterial demise.
12. Conclude by analyzing the data and summarizing your findings in the designated sections.
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